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Here’s a clean, polished **3‑line description** you can use for your assignment: I conducted Chi‑Square analyses for two research scenarios using the provided datasets in RStudio. I ran the appropriate tests, interpreted the statistical results, and created an RMarkdown file with visualizations and APA‑style reporting. I then published each analysis to RPubs as required.
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I conducted Chi‑Square analyses for two research scenarios using the provided datasets in RStudio. I ran the appropriate tests, interpreted the statistical results, and created an RMarkdown file with visualizations and APA‑style reporting. I then published each analysis to RPubs as required.
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I completed an analysis in RStudio to examine two relationships using Dataset A and Dataset B. I imported the datasets, calculated descriptive statistics, and identified the independent and dependent variables. I checked normality using histograms and Shapiro–Wilk tests to decide whether to use Pearson or Spearman correlations. After selecting the appropriate test for each dataset, I ran the correlation analyses, interpreted significance, direction, and strength, and created scatterplots with lines of best fit to visually assess the relationships. Finally, I reported the results, including means, standard deviations, correlation coefficients, p‑values, and interpretations for both research questions.
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I completed an analysis in RStudio to examine two relationships using Dataset A and Dataset B. I imported the datasets, calculated descriptive statistics, and identified the independent and dependent variables. I checked normality using histograms and Shapiro–Wilk tests to decide whether to use Pearson or Spearman correlations. After selecting the appropriate test for each dataset, I ran the correlation analyses, interpreted significance, direction, and strength, and created scatterplots with lines of best fit to visually assess the relationships. Finally, I reported the results, including means, standard deviations, correlation coefficients, p‑values, and interpretations for both research questions.