Step 3: Write your report. Use the following format to interpret your data analyses and write the report. Use the four headings and attach copies of your data and analyses. All aspects should be professional and submitted electronically. 1. The problem Describe the problem you set out to investigate. 2. Method Tell what your data represent, how many cases you collected, and where how you obtained your sample of data. 3. Analysis Results Describe your first variable. Talk about the shape of the data, the center, and the spread, and any interesting feature (e.g. outliers) in the context of the variable. Be sure to refer to the different graphs you generated, embedded in your report. . Repeat above for the second variable. . Describe the relationship between the variables as shown in your scatterplot and correlation analysis. Be sure to comment on any interesting features such as outliers or influential values. 4. Conclusion Critique What did you learn about the problem you investigated? . What might have affected your results? Are there any biases associated with your data collection? . What would you do differently if you did this project again? 5. Raw Data Include your raw data at the end of your report