Part 1: Setting Up the Test

• Research Question.
• Null and Alternative Hypotheses.
• Specify the alpha level.
• Create and paste a scatterplot

Note: The research question, null and alternative hypothesis, and the scatterplot will be the same whether you are conducting a Pearson Correlation or a Linear Regression.

Part 2: Pearson Correlation

• Compute the Pearson Correlation using 10 scores and indicate what 10 scores you used.
• Evaluate the significance of the correlation.
• Make a decision about the null.

Summarize the above information in a table (one or two tables based on how you choose to format).

Part 3: Linear Regression

(Use the exact same variables from the Pearson Correlation conducted)

• Compute the Linear Regression using 10 scores and indicate what 10 scores you used (they need to be the same 10 scores you used in Part 2).
• Evaluate the significance of the regression.
• Make a decision about the null.

Part 4: Conclusion

Provide a brief explanation of what the implications for social change might be, based on the results of your data of either the Pearson Correlation or the Linear Regression.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yVefKmoy1CLMhnBuFQuos818Agj-3YUp/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=100358846662393356565&rtpof=true&sd=true