Please use JASP to conduct data analyses for the question and include a JASP print screen result and steps on how to replicate it on JASP

It appears that there is a significant relationship between cognitive ability and social status, at least for birds. Boogert, Reader, and Laland (2006) measured social status and individual learning ability for a group of starlings. The following data represent results similar to those obtained in the study. Because social status is an ordinal variable consisting of five ordered categories, the Spearman correlation is appropriate for these data. Convert the social status categories and the learning scores to ranks and compute the Spearman correlation.

Subject	Social Status	Learning Score
A	1	3
B	3	10
C	2	7
D	3	11
E	5	19
F	4	17
G	5	17
H	2	4
I	4	12
J	2	3

A) Conduct a Pearson's correlation analysis with JASP. Report Pearson's correlation r and determine whether it is significant at the .05 level (two-tailed test). (0.25 pt. for slope, 0.25 for p value; 0.5 pt. for decision)

B) Conduct a regression analysis with JASP. Report the regression equation. Determine whether the regression slope is statistically significant at the .05 level (two-tailed). (0.25 pt. for slope, 0.25 for p value; 0.5 pt. for decision)