1. a) You believe that drug use is correlated with both academic goals and age. Create two one-tailed hypotheses using the following variables: 1. Dependent variable = number of occasions in the past 30 days respondent consumed drugs (legal or illegal and excluding alcohol and tobacco) for recreational purposes (0cc_Dru), independent variable = percentage grade respondent hopes to earn in SOCY211 (SOCYZ 11); 2. Dependent variable = number of occasions in the past 30 days respondent consumed drugs (legal or illegal and excluding alcohol and tobacco) for recreational purposes (Occ_Dru); independent variable = age in years (Age). 2 b) Without checking for outliers, run a correlation matrix which includes all 3 variables and create a matrix table to present ndings without redundancy, using asterisk to denote those correlations that are statistically significant. 2 c) First report on both the Pearson's r value and coefficient of detemiination results directly related to your hypotheses (include all relevant statistics in text). Second, report on Pearson's r and coefficient of determination results for the correlation that was not initially included in your hypotheses (including all relevant statistics in text). Provide a theoty explaining significant correlations only. 3 d) Run a scatterplot(s) for only those variable pairs that are significantly correlated. Pay attention to which is the DV and which is the IV when creating your scatterplot(s). Be sure to include appropriate titles. Comment on the noteworthy characteristic(s) of the scatterplot(s) and the implication of such characteristic(s). 2