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Does the presence of popular cartoon characters on food packages influence children's food choices? A study asked 40 young children (ages four to six) to taste two small pieces of Graham crackers coming from a package with or without a popular cartoon character, and to indicate whether the two foods tasted the same or one tasted better. Unknown to the children, the crackers were the same both times. The table displays the findings. Taste preference Number of children Percent Without character 3 7.5 Taste the same 15 37.5 With character 22 55.0 To access the complete data set, click the link for your preferred software format: Excel Minitab JMP SPSS TI R Mac-TXT PC-TXT CSV CrunchIt! (a) Identify the individuals and the variable or variables in the study. Drag the answer tokens to the correct column. Individuals all young children the young children ages four to six the young children who eat Graham crackers the cartoon character on the box Variable(s) taste preference

          Does the presence of popular cartoon characters on food packages influence children's food choices? A study asked 40 young children (ages four to six) to taste two small pieces of Graham crackers coming from a package with or without a popular cartoon character, and to indicate whether the two foods tasted the same or one tasted better. Unknown to the children, the crackers were the same both times. The table displays the findings.

Taste preference	Number of children	Percent
Without character	3	7.5
Taste the same	15	37.5
With character	22	55.0

To access the complete data set, click the link for your preferred software format:
Excel Minitab JMP SPSS TI R Mac-TXT PC-TXT CSV CrunchIt!

(a) Identify the individuals and the variable or variables in the study. Drag the answer tokens to the correct column.

Individuals
all young children
the young children ages four to six
the young children who eat Graham crackers
the cartoon character on the box

Variable(s)
taste preference

Does the presence of popular cartoon characters on food packages influence children's food choices? A study asked 40 young children (ages four to six) to taste two small pieces of Graham crackers coming from a package with or without a popular cartoon character, and to indicate whether the two foods tasted the same or one tasted better. Unknown to the children, the crackers were the same both times. The table displays the findings.

Taste preference Number of children Percent
Without character 3 7.5
Taste the same 15 37.5
With character 22 55.0

To access the complete data set, click the link for your preferred software format:
Excel Minitab JMP SPSS TI R Mac-TXT PC-TXT CSV CrunchIt!

(a) Identify the individuals and the variable or variables in the study. Drag the answer tokens to the correct column.

Individuals
all young children
the young children ages four to six
the young children who eat Graham crackers
the cartoon character on the box

Variable(s)
taste preference

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