Dice Experiment 2 (35%)

Experiment Number

2

Number of Dice Rolled

10

Total Sum of Dice Rolled

1. 6
2. 6
3. 5
4. 1
5. 6
6. 4
7. 1
8. 1
9. 5
10. 3

• 12+6
• 10+2
• 5+3
• 18+12
• 30+7

Total = 37

Average of Dice Rolled

37/10= 3.7

Expected Average of Dice Rolled

3.5

Average of Dice Rolled - Expected Average of Dice Rolled

3.5-3.7=-.2

Name of Psychic Test Subject

Nicholas Benson

If the Average of Dice Rolled did not equal 3.5, why do you believe that is the case?

Experiment 2 is even closer to the expected average than the first experiment. If these variances are indicative of a correlation the effect size of the correlation is rather small.

Analysis

Average from Experiment 1 = 4

Average from Experiment 2 = 3.7

Sum of Averages = 7.7

Average of Sum of Averages = 3.85

Average of Sum of Averages Subtracted from the Expected Average= -.35

Current Possible Correlation Across All Experiments = .35 or -.35

Current Possible Correlation Across All Experiments As a Percent = 35%