Part Part A - Research Design and SPSS: - For this part, you should write an appropriate research question, a null hypothesis, and an alternative hypothesis for your fictional topic. Your research question can be one that would be entered by any statistical analysis. You will learn more about which analysis to use for various types of research questions throughout the course, so simply use your best guess at this point. The goal is not to demonstrate that you accurately determine how to measure it, but to demonstrate that you know how to design it into use SPSS software in general to create graphs. But to help you, here are some good guidelines for some basic analysis that you might use to measure your question depending on the number and types of variables you are using. You will use the type of study/analysis to complete Part A and B. Two scale variables compared to each other = bivariate correlation (e.g. ounces of cake eaten correlated with number of pounds gained/lost) Mean scores on a variable compared across two groups equals t-test (e.g. the amount of cake eaten by a group of teenagers compared to that eaten by a