Read carefully the research article summary on pages 66-67 Use the attached PDF) in the McBride textbook; look for the article titled “Try it, you’ll like it: The influence of expectation, consumption, and revelation on preferences for beer.”  Then answer the questions below. (21 points total) 1.  Is this study basic or applied research? Defend your answer. 2.  The study is described as an experiment.  What aspects of the method indicate that the researchers used an experimental research design? 3.  Describe the variables in this study (independent variable and levels; dependent variable). 4.  Describe the study’s hypothesis (remember to use your own words!).  5.  Which observation technique did the researchers use in this study? 6.  Evaluate the internal and external validity of this study. 7.  Write a 1-sentence summary of this study’s results in your own words.  Include an APA style citation. 8.  Based on what was learned, what real-world application does this study have?Scan0001.pdf Must be detailed answers and for #7 use in-text citation

OVERVIEWAs you increase your effort when you exercise, the amount of oxygen you consume to produce energy (and hence the rate at which you exhale carbon dioxide) increases. However, there is a maximum level of oxygen consumption, beyond which increases in exercise intensity don’t lead to further increases in oxygen consumption. This level of oxygen consumption is called the VO2 max. (The initials simply stand for volume of oxygen).Some experts believe that VO2 max is a key physiological determinant of an athlete’s walking performance, and that it is an important objective of a training program to improve it. Other sports scientists argue that the limits to an athlete’s walking performance are determined by a range of factors – such as adaptation of muscles, walking efficiency, metabolism – and that VO2 max is simply a measure of the oxygen that the athlete consumes at the maximum level of energy output. On this view, which I find persuasive, VO2 max is not the critical factor which determines maximum performance, but is rather a consequence of a combination of other limiting factors. Whichever way you look at it there is a measurable level of exercise intensity at which the athlete’s consumption of oxygen reaches a plateau and does not increase further. ASSIGNMENT: V02max Calculators Rockport (Links to an external site.)Grading Rubric Click on the Gear icon located in the top right-hand corner and then click on "Show Rubric" to view the grading requirements for this assignment. All assignments must be submitted through CANVAS. The instructor will not except emailed assignments.