Phase one and two have already been completed.

Phase 3: SPSS Output

Your next job is to choose the type of analysis that best answers the research question based on the type of data available. Hint: Due to the brief nature of the course, the statistical test appropriate for this lab is one that is covered sometime during the first 5 modules/weeks. This will give you enough time to reflect on information you have already learned and run the analysis. Now have 2 important variables in relation to your research question: a variable representing the total understanding of Christian doctrine, and a variable representing amount of church attendance. It is time for you to decide how to analyze the data! Think about what the research question is asking (i.e. how is it worded?), and think about your 2 important variables. Then think about the methods that you have learned over the past several weeks. Which statistical test is the best choice for this particular situation? There is a right answer to this question, so think carefully and review your text and notes if necessary.

Once you have decided on which test is the best, you will run the analysis and create a graph just as you did in your SPSS homework assignments.

You are required to paste the output file and the related SPSS generated graph into a Word document for submission.

You do not need to interpret these results, as this will be done in Phase 4 (APA Results section).

To complete this phase of the lab, you must choose the appropriate statistical analysis, run the test using your SPSS data file, and turn in the following:

1. SPSS output

2. The appropriate related SPSS graph

I HAVE ATTACHED THE DATA FROM PHASE 1 AND 2