Class Points: What bivariate analysis will you use? Go to the questions in your proposal. Pick 2 of the survey questions, and say what type of bivariate test you would need to do to test a relationship between them. e.g. t-test, correlation, or chi-square test. Explain the variable types and why the test is appropriate. Hint: if you have questions that are ordinal (e.g. strongly agree...strongly disagree) you can treat those as continuous variables. 1. Identify the questions and the variable types that will result from people responding to the questions. (e.g. What is your annual income? We used a continuous open blank, so people can answer any amount "$ " . Do you like cats or dogs? Is a nominal variable (cats/dogs). 2. ldentify the bivariate test you will use to test those two variables and the basic question you are trying to answer. (Investigating the question: is there a relationship between pet preference and annual income, we will do a t-test since it is a nominal variable vs a continuous variable.)