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Grant Thomton LLP is the U.S. member firm of Grant Thomton International, one of the six global accounting, tax, and business advisory organizations. It provides firmwide auditing training for its employees in three different auditing methods. Auditors were grouped into four blocks according to the education they had received: (1) high school, (2) bachelor's, (3) master's, (4) doctorate. Three auditors at each education level were used-one assigned to each method. They were given a posttraining examination consisting of complicated auditing scenarios. The scores for the 12 auditors were as follows: a. Indicate why blocking was employed in this design. b. Determine if blocking was effective for this design by producing the relevant ANOVA. c. Using a significance level of 0.05 , determine if the average posttraining examination scores among the auditing methods are equal to each other. d. If you discovered that there were differences among the average posttraining examination scores among the auditing methods, use the $L S D$ approach to determine which populations have different means.

   Grant Thomton LLP is the U.S. member firm of Grant Thomton International, one of the six global accounting, tax, and business advisory organizations. It provides firmwide auditing training for its employees in three different auditing methods. Auditors were grouped into four blocks according to the education they had received: (1) high school, (2) bachelor's, (3) master's, (4) doctorate. Three auditors at each education level were used-one assigned to each method. They were given a posttraining examination consisting of complicated auditing scenarios. The scores for the 12 auditors were as follows:

a. Indicate why blocking was employed in this design.
b. Determine if blocking was effective for this design by producing the relevant ANOVA.
c. Using a significance level of 0.05 , determine if the average posttraining examination scores among the auditing methods are equal to each other.
d. If you discovered that there were differences among the average posttraining examination scores among the auditing methods, use the $L S D$ approach to determine which populations have different means.
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Business Statistics
Business Statistics
David F. Groebner,… 8th Edition
Chapter 12, Problem 26 ↓

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From the problem, we have 3 auditing methods and 4 education levels (blocks). Let me create a table with the data: | Education Level (Block) | Method 1 | Method 2 | Method 3 | |------------------------|----------|----------|----------| | High School |  Show more…

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Grant Thomton LLP is the U.S. member firm of Grant Thomton International, one of the six global accounting, tax, and business advisory organizations. It provides firmwide auditing training for its employees in three different auditing methods. Auditors were grouped into four blocks according to the education they had received: (1) high school, (2) bachelor's, (3) master's, (4) doctorate. Three auditors at each education level were used-one assigned to each method. They were given a posttraining examination consisting of complicated auditing scenarios. The scores for the 12 auditors were as follows: a. Indicate why blocking was employed in this design. b. Determine if blocking was effective for this design by producing the relevant ANOVA. c. Using a significance level of 0.05 , determine if the average posttraining examination scores among the auditing methods are equal to each other. d. If you discovered that there were differences among the average posttraining examination scores among the auditing methods, use the $L S D$ approach to determine which populations have different means.
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