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Find data for a new experiment with similar age groups. To show whether or not younger or older adults spend more money buying shoes.

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The outcome was that there were a few lawsuits from some of the participants that were told not to run. Some gained weight that they did not want, while some even developed some health issues from not properly exercising for a year. There were also some struggles with money, while trying to provide the participants with new shoes.

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Team Salary: $0! We are doing this for science!

Cost of Material: $40-$60 dollar shoes

Payment to Experimental Units: $10 per person

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The results were not statistically significant. There was little to no difference in the results between the two sample groups or runners and non-runners

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Sample Size: 100
1/(square root of) 100 = .1
The MOE is good because it is such a small number.

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Randomized Block Design.
We will block it by grouping people up by how active they are during the day. For example, people who are on their feet alot  or walk alot during their job will be grouped together, and the people who don't have jobs or are at home frequently will be grouped together.

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Not possible, because we are requiring that half the volunteers run.

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People who will be told not to run for a year

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Current condition of individuals shoes.

To randomize, we will stand in front of a gym and ask for volunteers.

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Having to buy more shoes over the course of a year.

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How often they run

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50 people will go running for two miles once a day, while the other 50 will not exercise and go about their normal everyday schedule.

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Volunteers

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100 young athletic adults

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Does regular running/jogging cause people to buy shoes more often?