So this is what you have shared with me yesterday. How can I know if I should be setting Scale, ordinal or nominal? Based on the data provided, it appears that the "Participants Group" could represent different conditions of remote work (e.g., 0 = no remote work, 1 = partial remote work , 2 = full remote work ), "Dependent variable" could represent a measure of productivity or satisfaction. A possible hypothesis could be: "The level of remote work (no, partial, full) has a significant effect on the productivity or satisfaction of the participants. Specifically, as the level of remote work increases, the productivity or satisfaction of the participants also increases." This hypothesis is based on the observation that the average of the dependent variable seems to increase from group 0 to group 1, and from group 1 to group 2. However, to confirm this hypothesis, you would need to conduct a statistical test, such as an ANOVA, to determine if the differences between the groups are statistically significant. Sure, I can guide you on how to use JASP to generate a lab report. Here are the steps: Data Entry: First, you need to enter your data into JASP. You can do this by either manually entering the data into the data view or by importing a dataset from a file (like a .csv or .xlsx file). Descriptive Statistics: Once your data is in JASP, you can start by running some descriptive statistics. Go to the "Descriptives" option under the "Common" tab. Here, you can select th