A researcher is interested in studying the relationship between people's knowledge of factors influencing global warming and their beliefs that global warming is a existential threat to the survival of humans. He develops Interval Scale measures for both knowledge and belief and collects data on 100 participants on both their Knowledge (X) and Belief (Y). Arrange the following 4 steps into the sequence of activites he should follow to complete a correlation analysis of these data. Use the drop down boxes to identify the order in which you think each step should occur. Compute the Coefficent of Determination to assess how much of the variance in Beliefs (Y) can be predicted from Knowledge (X). Compare the observed Pearson r to tabled values (using a 5-step hypothesis test) to determine if it is statistically significant. Compute the descriptive statistics on X and Y, including Means, Standard Deviations and Minimum and Maximums. Plot and examine the Scatter Plot of Knowledge by Beliefs, looking for a linear relationship, outliers and to assure a full range of values on X and Y that exists in the population. Compute the Pearson Product Moment correlation