Psy 2020 Experimental I: Applied Statistics Lab 6: Correlation Dr. Obrecht Lindemann Welcome to your next lab! Here you will work through a hypothesis testing example using correlation. You will need to open Lab 6 Correlation.sav (SPSS datafile) in order to complete this lab. Please type your answers in this document and submit this file in Blackboard by the end the week. Overview The datafile contains two variables, Stress_Level and Procrastination. Click on the Variable View tab in SPSS. Widen the Label column to read a description of each variable. About the variables 1) The variable Stress level _________. (nominal or scale) 2) Do higher or lower numbers indicate higher stress? 3) The variable Procrastination is _________. (nominal or scale) 4) Do higher or lower numbers indicate that the person procrastinates more? Hypothesis testing 5) State the null hypothesis (H0) for these two variables: How to conduct a correlation in SPSS: AnalyzeCorrelate Bivariate Move both variables into the Variables box. Click Options, and check off Means and standard deviations. Click continue. Click OK. Paste in your output: 6) Paste in your Correlations output box: 7) Report your results in APA format. This is the format to use: r(df)=rstat, p=.xx. This