Activity 4 using JASP: Interpreting a Correlation Matrix In Fall 2020, students answered the following questions: Reactions to Tests Items [The data file is posted on Blackboard (TestAnxiety2020.csv).] 1. I feel distressed and uneasy before tests. 2. I feel jittery before tests. 3. I find myself becoming anxious on exam day. 4. During tests, I wonder how the other people are doing. 5. Before taking a test, I worry about failure. 6. Before tests, I feel troubled about what is going to happen. 7. During tests, I think about recent past events. 8. Irrelevant bits of information pop into my head during a test. 9. During tests, I find myself thinking of things unrelated to the material being tested. (1) Use JASP to produce a correlation matrix for the first 5 questions, enter the variables in the following order in the JASP right-side box listing variables to include in the analysis - Q1, Q2, Q3, Q5, Q4. Be sure to make Q4 the last variable, so that it will appear as the last line of the correlation matrix. Do not check the option to "flag significant correlations." (2) Use JASP to obtain the means and standard deviations for Q1, Q2