After logging into SPSS software, follow the directions below to run the relationship between two variables. Once you have the output, copy and paste the descriptive statistics table and correlation table into your Word document. Write your discussion about your variables in a short essay format around these tables.
Use the data set provided in the final module. The code book lists out variables. You must pick two of these to input into SPSS. You are looking to find a significant correlation between two social variables. Your job is to explain the justification for two variables being related, why and how you think they are related (causation), state a hypothesis, explain the descriptive statistics for both variables, explain the 2-tailed significance test, explain the correlation coefficient, and discuss the overall result you found.
Open the codebook, find two variables you think are interesting and correlated.
Download the data set, and open it in SPSS.
Create your descriptive statistics. (Analyze -> Descriptive Statistics -> Descriptives) (Make sure to move both your variables to the box)
Create your correlation statistics. (Analyze -> Correlate -> Bivariate) (Make sure to move your variables over to the box)
Save both as pictures.
Add pictures to a word document and write your discussion about your project above them.
******the TWO Variables I’m interested is income based off race********
*****ATTACHED BELOW IS AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT THE PROJECT SHOULD LOOK LIKE******
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