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PSY 260 QUESTION Scenario For this project, you will be creating a data brief. Developing the data brief will challenge you to not only interpret
PSY 260 QUESTION
Scenario
For this project, you will be creating a data brief. Developing the data brief will challenge you to not only interpret data correctly, but then communicate your findings to a mixed audience made up of members of the scientific community and the general public. Telling a persuasive and accurate story from statistical findings is an important skill to add to your data literacy toolbox.
Note: You do not need to perform any additional analyses or calculations. You only need to interpret and report the analyses that have been completed and create graphics as visual supplements for your data brief.
Imagine you work as a research assistant in Washington, DC, at the Department of Justice. The Department of Justice is interested in issues related to race, discrimination, and policing. Your team has been given data and output from chi-square tests, and you are tasked with communicating the findings and possible implications directly to police departments. However, all the work you do is public and thus available to the media and community members, as well as to nonprofit organizations. As you weave together the story of this data, keep in mind that it will need to be written for multiple audiences and tell an accurate and persuasive story.
My Topic
I decided to choose the topic "Police Striking Adults" because it is now a hot button issue. I have firsthand experience with police physically attacking a person of color as opposed to a non-person of color. Because of this, I'd like to investigate whether there is any existing data to back this up.
QUESTION:
Describe the key findings from your interpretation of the data for a general audience. Your response should be about five sentences or a bit longer. Include the following in your response: Easy-to-understand statistical values (e.g., percentages)
2018 12 2087 51 14 2106 2018 12 2116 2018 68 14 2118 2018 66 48 14 2121 2018 2132 2018 22 12 12 2142 2018 50 71 12 2147 2018 84 4 2266 2018 66 16 2328 2018 2331 2018 50 14 55 16 17 2018 74 12 31 2018 15 71 2018 35 42 16 91 2018 Co 117 2018 65 12 145 2018 56 11 195 2018 57 2018 57 12 208 46 14 212 2018 229 2018 48 12 2018 65 18 239 2018 61 13 243 16 264 2018 14 283 2018 12 334 2018 18 344 2018 12 361 2018 12 397 2018 48 14 467 2018 17 507 2018 66 72 12 520 2018 55 12 533 2018 66 17 559 2018 IN 67 16 569 2018 64 14 596 2018 56 13 603 2018 2018 80 12 620 2018 38 12 640 57 15 643 2018 34 14 667 2018 45 18 718 2018 16 761 2018 64 61 12 834 2018 16 2018 42 851 17 881 2018 31 887 2018 57 18 68 16 890 2018 68 12 W N 899 2018 39 12 902 2018 35 10 915 2018 12 923 2018 43 2018 38 12 926 13 965 2018 22 2018 65 13 994 16 1009 2018 39 58 14 1026 2018 1038 2018 54 16 65 12 1058 2018 2018 50 16 1076 46 16 1086 2018race educ * racdif1 * polhitok 1 natcrimy * id * year * sex age 63 16 1 4 2018 1 IN 2018 55 12 10 53 18 1 48 2018 W W N 89 2018 55 18 56 18 105 2018 107 2018 23 12 16 115 2018 70 38 12 139 2018 2018 34 17 142 59 19 150 2018 252 2018 37 16 253 2018 61 14 16 IN 276 2018 53 2018 52 20 304 2018 26 16 337 2018 56 16 340 28 18 2018 NN 392 434 2018 32 16 15 468 2018 76 2018 70 15 476 2018 12 488 85 523 2018 63 12 16 542 2018 71 573 2018 37 20 586 2018 27 48 13 727 2018 2018 65 16 747 20 795 2018 62 2018 40 16 804 2018 60 13 810 18 821 2018 40 N NW 10 840 2018 2018 16 861 2018 12 872 54 14 941 2018 2018 27 12 973 16 1090 2018 30 ING 1129 2018 25 17 16 1141 2018 84 19 INN 1145 2018 28 1150 2018 85 17 14 1233 2018 27 16 1260 2018 37 NNWN 63 12 1298 2018 1335 2018 69 18 13 1500 2018 63 19 1564 2018 61 2018 36 12 1586 12 2018 47 1657 12 1677 2018 34 34 15 1680 2018 57 12 1703 2018 17 1718 2018 24 1723 2018 55 15 2018 74 14 1735 2018 63 11 1747 2018 70 17 1806 2018 54 14 1898 51 12 2000 2018 68 14 IN 2021 2018 2080 2018 26 12OBSERVED FREQUENCIES RACE * POLICE STRIKING ADULT Race Police Hit White Black Other Total Yes 163 17 10 190 No 53 32 26 111 Total 216 49 36 301 EXPECTED FREQUENCIES Race Police Hit White Black Other Total Yes 136.3455 30.93023 22.72425 190 No 79.65449 18.06977 13.27575 111 Total 216 49 36 301 CHI-SQUARED TEST CHI-SQUARED 50.46339 DF 2 P-VALUE 1.1E-11 2 X2 FOLLOW-UPS OBSERVED FREQUENCIES EXPECTED FREQUENCIES CHI-SQUARE TESTS Race Race WHITE - BLACK Police Hit White Black Total Police Hit White Black Total CHI-SQUARE 30.46956205 Yes 163 17 180 Yes 146.717 33.28301887 180 DF No 53 32 85 No 69.28302 15.71698113 85 P VALUE 3.39146E-08 Total 216 49 265 Total 216 49 265 Race Race WHITE - OTHER Police Hit White Other Total Police HitWhite Other Total CHI-SQUARE 32.60247311 Yes 163 10 173 Yes 148.2857 24.71428571 173 DF No 53 26 79 No 67.71429 11.28571429 79 P VALUE 1.130718-08 Total 216 36 252 Total 252OBSERVED FREQUENCIES RACE * POLICE SPENDING Race Police Spending White Black Other Total Too Little 133 30 20 183 About Right 71 14 13 98 Too Much 12 5 3 20 Total 216 49 36 301 EXPECTED FREQUENCIES Race Police Spending White Black Other Total Too Little 131.3222591 29.7907 21.88704319 183 About Right 70.3255814 15.95349 11.72093023 98 Too Much 14.35215947 3.255814 2.392026578 20 Total 216 49 36 301 CHI-SQUARE TEST CHI-SQUARED 2.045257 DF 4 P-VALUE 0.727435 GOF FOLLOW-UPS *Assuming equality under null* Police Spending White Police Spending Black Police Spending | Other Too Little 133 Too Little 30 Too Little 20 About Right 71 About Right 14 About Right 13 Too Much 12 Too Much 5 Too Much 3 216 49 36 CHI-SQUARE TESTS CHI-SQUARE 101.6944444 CHI-SQUARE 19.63265 CHI-SQUARE 12.16667 DF DF DF P-VALUE 8.2667E-23 P-VALUE 5.46E-05 P-VALUE 0.002281OBSERVED FREQUENCIES RACE * RACIAL DISCRIMINATION Race Racial Dis. White Black Other Total Yes 85 35 14 134 No 131 14 22 167 Total 216 49 36 301 EXPECTED FREQUENCIES Race Racial Dis. White Black Other Total Yes 96.15947 21.81395 16.02658 134 No 119.8405 27.18605 19.97342 167 Total 216 49 36 301 CHI-SQUARED TEST CHI-SQUARED 17.16242 DF 2 P-VALUE 0.000188 2 X 2 FOLLOW-UPS OBSERVED FREQUENCIES EXPECTED FREQUENCIES CHI-SQUARE TESTS Race Race BLACK - WHITE Racial Dis. White Black Total Racial Dis White Black Total CHI-SQUARE 16.58542 Yes 85 35 120 Yes 97.81132 22.18868 120 DF No 131 14 145 No 118.1887 26.81132 145 P VALUE 4.65E-05 Total 216 49 265 Total 216 49 Race Race BLACK - OTHER Racial Dis. Black Other Total Racial Dis Black Other Total CHI-SQUARE 9.000063 Yes 35 14 49 Yes 28.24706 20.75294 49 DF No 14 22 36 No 20.75294 15.24706 36 P VALUE 0.0027 Total 49 36 85 Total 49 36Step by Step Solution
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