PT 1. Design two data sets by yourself that have the specific characteristics listed below, create frequency tables for both of them, create histograms of both of them,.

Pretend you are researcher interested in assessing employee morale at a corporation whose business involves selling computers and other electronics in a large retail setting. You decide that the first step will be to measure employee morale by simply asking a random sample of 40 employees to rate their current happiness with work on a 10-point scale (1=Not happy at all with work and 10=Extremely happy with work).

Data Set Creation:

Data Set 1: Make up a data set that is bimodal and not symmetric. Make sure that there are 40 ratings that were made on a scale from 1 to 10.

Data Set 2: Make up a data set that is unimodal and negatively skewed. Again, make sure that there are 40 ratings that were made on a scale from 1 to 10

THEN make a frequency table and histogram for both of your data sets

PT 2. Summarize your SPSS analyses while including the explanation of what the study was about - make as if you are the researcher conducting the study in the hypothetical scenario above including:

• Explanation of what the numbers in Data Set 1 represent
• Description of any notable characteristics of the data that you can see by looking at the frequency table or the histogram. In particular, you should describe the shape of the distribution including any peaks (modes), symmetry, skewness, etc.
• Explanation of what the numbers in Data Set 2 represent
• Description of any notable characteristics of the data that you can see by looking at the frequency table or the histogram. In particular, you should describe the shape of the distribution including any peaks (modes), symmetry, skewness, etc.