The primary aim of this hypothetical study was to investigate the factors which affect wellbeing and coping skills. A random sample of Australians took part in a study. This assignment relates to the SPSS data file Assignment2.sav. The variables in the data file are described below: ID Variable/Variable Label Gender Information on the data collected Variable coding 1 = males 2 = females 1 = younger (18-35) Age [Age Group] 2 = older (36-48) Wellbeing Coping [Coping Skills] BMI [BMI categories] Therapy [Counselling Therapy] Depression [Depression symptoms] Employment [Work Status] MH [Mental Health diagnosis] Income [Household income] Education Program [Program Mode] NA 1 = Underweight 2 = Normal range 3 = Overweight 1 = Psychoanalysis therapy 2 = Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) 3 = Behavioural therapy NA 0 = Not working 1 = Currently working 0 = No 1 = Yes 0-secondary 1=high school 2= diploma/degree 1-face to face therapy 2=group therapy 3-online therapy Variable description The identification number allocated to each participant Participant's gender Baby's background / culture (as identified by the parents) A measure of total amount of wellbeing as self- reported by participants on a scale, where higher scores represent higher wellbeing Coping skills The BMI category based upon the calculated BMI Type of therapy the participant had The degree to which participants experienced a sense of hopelessness and feelings of lethargy and sadness. Depression was measured on a metric scale taking values from 0 to 25, whereby higher scores indicate a greater depression. Whether the participant is currently working Whether the participant is currently having a mental health diagnosis Household's income Participants education level Program's mode of delivery