Pick 2 variables that you believe may have a correlation to test (remember that to test a correlation you must have 2 continuous variables) Examples of relationships can be: Relationship between cigarette smoking and hours of sleep Relationship between cups of coffee and hours of sleep Complete full hypothesis testing to test the hypothesized relationship. 1. Pose the Research Question (RQ) 2. Propose Research Hypothesis (H1) Answer this question with words and symbols 3. Propose the Null Hypothesis (Ho) Answer this question with words and symbols 4. Get Results: Run SPSS, to create scatterplot of the hypothesized relationship (edit your graph to make sure that it is well-labeled, clear and easy to interpret). o Include a regression line Run SPSS to obtain the correlation between your hypothesized variables (remember to select the Pearson Correlation Coefficient & select a Two-tailed test of significance) o Include SPSS results table and scatterplot in your results. 5. Write up your results in a few sentences *State whether the H0 is accepted or rejected. *State whether the H1 is supported or not supported *Provide the statistic value (r, df, p-value, and Means [p ]) *Caution if any statistical assumptions were