Data Set Assignments for 321 - Week #4 Explanation of Variables Age - rounded to the nearest year Gender - Male & Female Truavg - average rating of truth, ratings from 0 to 1 with 0 = truth is relative to 1 = truth is objective. Behavg - average rating of behavior, higher numbers indicate more positive behavior being exhibited. Luvavg - average rating of love attitude, higher numbers indicate the importance of loving others. School - type of schooling, h = home school, t = traditional school Relaff - religious affiliation, 1 = non-religious, 2 = protestant, 3 = catholic Instruction - 1 = public school, 2 = home school, 3 = private school, 4 = Christian school Week 4 First, give me your hypothesis on the following research questions: 1. Do males and females differ on their average rating of truth (truth being relative or objective in nature)? 2. Do males and females differ on the number of positive behaviors exhibited? 3. Do males and females differ on their rating of the importance of loving others? 4. Do home schooled and traditional schooled students differ on their average rating of truth (truth being relative or objective in nature)? State this as "It is hypothesized that..." Using the truavg, luvavg, and behavg variables, calculate in SPSS three t-tests to see if males and females differ on these variables. That is, the independent variable is gender (male/female) and the dependent variables are truavg, behavg, and luvavg. Also, conduct a t-test on truavg to see if traditional and homeschool students differ on their view of truth. That is, the independent variable is school (home school or traditional school) and the dependent variable is truavg. There are a total of FOUR t-tests. After conducting your analyses, explain your results and whether or not your results confirmed your hypotheses. Report the results of the analyses