1) enter and label the data appropriately in SPSS, 2) form a hypothesis regarding the relationship between two of the variables in the data, 3) choose the appropriate statistical test that should be used to analyze the data and explain why you chose this particular test, 4) analyze the data using the test specified (cut and pasting the output of the analysis into your .doc or .docx file), 5) describe the obtained results in the correct format (remember, we talked about this in class) and 6) make a conclusion about whether your hypothesis was supported.

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