$1.$ Which test is this?

$2.$Design a health administration study around the SPSS output shown in Question $1.$

Begin by stating the research objective and research question $($s$).$ Specify your own variable names to replace generic names in the SPSS output.

Thoroughly Talk about the overall design, sampling, data collection, and why research question is relevant in details.

$3.$ Use your research design and research question$($s$)$ to formulate null and alternative hypotheses $($Ho and Ha$)$:

specify your hypothesis in the form of a sentence.

Provide a mathematical expression for your alternative hypothesis. Using symbols available on your keyboard, such as $=/=($not equal$),=($equal$).$ No special symbols are expected here. Explain what each symbol means.

$4.$ Complete sentence to explain your unit of analysis: "The unit of my analysis will be $..."$ Next, explain how you would measure each variable stated in your alternative hypothesis and research question$($s$).$ Use this outline.

Variable Name

Definition

Operational Definition, including possible attributes and their valid range

Level of measurement with justification

$5.$ Provide an APA write up of the SPSS output shown above. The write up should a$)$ mention your variables, b$)$ be relevant to the context of your study, and c$)$ reflect the numbers shown in the SPSS output.

$6.$ Consider this scenario: The study you designed is now complete and the final report has been shared with the stakeholders. Your supervisor would like you to design in follow$-$up qualitative study. How do your stakeholders perceive the value your study? What makes your design qualitative?