Here are some ideas to get you thinking... - Possible relations between having a fulltime job and academic performance - Possible relations between being a parent-student and attendance - Possible relations between living close to campus and academic performance - Possible relations between the number of years as a college student and the number oftrafc tickets - Possible relations between having a pet and watchingTV Conduct a statistical study, observational, or an experimentfor your project. The nal reportforyour project should answer the following questions and provide the following information: 1. What are the variables in your study? Classify the different types of variables used in the study based on whether they are qualitative or quantitative. If they are quantitative, are they discreet or continuous? Explain. 2. What are the explanatory variables and the response variables? 3. Explain what your sample is and how you chose it. Why it is random? 4. How did you collect the data and analyzed them? 5. Use a graph, if possible, to present your results. 6. What are your statistics and/or parameter? 7. Explain why your study is not biased. 8. Explain if your study is possibly confounding. Are there any possible lurking variables? 9. What is your conclusion? Does the conclusion agree with your initial hypothesis or not