Instructions Hormones & Social Behavior: Miller et al. (2007)—Does ovulation aff

Instructions
Hormones & Social Behavior: Miller et al. (2007)—Does ovulation affect strippers’ tips?
1. What type of variable is hormonal contraceptive use?
Group of answer choices
a. Dependent variable
b. Quasi-dependent variable
c. Quasi-independent variable
d. Outcome variable
e. Predictor variable
f. Independent variable
2. What type of variable is fertility status?
Group of answer choices
a. Dependent variable
b. Quasi-dependent variable
c. Quasi-independent variable
d. Outcome variable
e. Predictor variable
f. Independent variable
3. What type of variable is tips earned per shift?
Group of answer choices
a. Dependent variable
b. Quasi-dependent variable
c. Quasi-independent variable
d. Outcome variable
e. Predictor variable
f. Independent variable
4. Looking at the relationship between fertility status, hormonal contraceptive use, and tips earned per shift, what type of study is it (correlational, quasi-experimental, experimental)?
Group of answer choices
a. Quasi-experimental and experimental
b. Experimental
c. Correlational
d. Quasi-experimental
5. Can we conclude that fertility status affects tips earned per shift?
Group of answer choices
a. Yes, because women were randomly assigned to fertility status and their fertility status was manipulated
b. No, because women were not randomly assigned to fertility status and their fertility status was not manipulated
c. Yes, because women were randomly selected and their fertility status was manipulated
6. Can we technically conclude that hormonal contraceptive use affects tips earned per shift?
Group of answer choices
a. Yes, because women were randomly selected and their contraceptive use was manipulated
b. No, because women were not randomly assigned to contraceptive use and their contraceptive use was not manipulated
c. Yes, because women were randomly assigned to contraceptive use and their contraceptive use was manipulated
Explain your rationale for your answers.