Statistics Lab 10: Interval-ratio association O (worth 20 points) Introduction to Lab In this lab, you will analyze the correlates of time spent watching TV. You will select four variables and assess their impact on tuhours (number of hours per day spent watching TV). STEP ONE: Choosing Independent Variables Select four variables from the 2018 GSS that you think might be important causes of tyhours. Your independent variables cannot be nominal in level of measurement unless you recode the variable into a dummy variable (see G.A. for recoding instructions if you'd like to do this and, to make it a dummy variable, recode the categories into just two, 0 and 1). You may use any interval-ratio or ordinal-level variable. SPSS Variable Name Exactly what it measures- the wording of the question and the response categories with numerical values (excluding NA, missing, etc.) STEP TWO: Stating the Hypotheses State the hypotheses about the relationships you expect to find between your independent variables and tyhours, State the alternative hypotheses in terms of the direction of the relationship you expect to find, For example, "time spent watching tv will increase as age increases