Data Sheet: https://api.freepdfconvert.com/d/bys3a92gjfdnm6sb707lnl4ahoyiuma6

A unique data set consisting of a simple random sample extracted from the 2022 General Social Survey (GSS) cross-section data. For more information about the GSS, visit https://gss.norc.org/pages/GSS50.aspx For more information about the 12 variables you will analyze, view: https://shorturl.at/grQS3

Instructions are provided within the SIP Report Template below. DOWNLOAD THE TEMPLATE:

SIP Report Template.docx: https://shorturl.at/glrz5

Draft a two-page report

What the Draft Should Include:

Communication: Methods	Uses complete sentences to accurately describe the specific type of study, how the data were collected and provided, and the data type size (population or sample). Each variable is defined and justified as qualitative or quantitative.

Representation: Numerical Summaries of Quantitative Variables	The mean, standard deviation, and 5-number summary of all three quantitative variables are stated/labeled clearly, each accurate to within 0.1, and with correct units of measure.

Representation: Numerical Summaries of the Qualitative Variables	The relative frequencies within each category of all nine qualitative variables are stated explicitly and accurate to within 0.01.

Representation: Graphical Displays	Accurate relative frequency histogram for the specified quantitative variable and relative frequency bar chart for the specified qualitative variable. Both are clearly displayed, labeled, and portray each variable's distribution well.

Representation: Summaries of Variable Relationships	Accurate 5-number summaries of the specified quantitative variable are clearly portrayed and labeled for all three categories of the specified qualitative variable.

Interpretation/Analysis: Findings	Uses complete sentences to characterize the trends indicated by the numerical and graphical summaries of each variable. Quantitative variable interpretations include the meaning of differences or similarities between mean and median.

Interpretation/Analysis: Social Impact and Conclusion	Uses complete sentences to draw reasonable conclusions (or make reasonable predictions) about social trends within the population under study, with respect to at least four variables.