You have the opportunity to do research! Congratulations! You will need to tell me what research question YOU want to answer using the tools we have learned in class. This can be from any field: business, sports, psychology, medicine, mechanics, forestry, anthropology, physics, data analytics, etc. etc. ... any field. Choose a research idea that is of interest to you. A question you would like to answer. You will have the ability to get a good random sample of up to 1000 subjects (you do not need to ask for this many but you must specify how EXACTLY you plan to collect your data. Picture a spreadsheet with your data. What does the data look like? You will use the descriptive methods we have learned in class to explore the data. You may use one of the following inferential methods for quantitative data: matched-pair t-test, two- independent sample t-test, simple linear regression, or one-way ANOVA. In this hypothetical situation, answer the following: 1. What is your research question? What is your population of interest? Briefly describe the problem you are trying to solve in a sentence or two. 2. Clearly state Ho and Ha. 3. How will you collect the data? Be specific about where the data in your spreadsheet will come from - how is the researcher collecting the data? What does the sample look like? 4. Provide a mock-up (screenshot or photo) of the first few rows of your data worksheet. Explain every column of data that appears in your spreadsheet. Be sure to include if the data in that column categorical or quantitative? 5. How will you graph your data? Explain why you chose the graph(s) you did. 6. What numerical summaries will you use to describe your data (descriptive statistics)? 7. Which statistical test will you use to test your hypotheses? 8. What alpha level are you going to use? Why? In your own words, explain what the alpha level means. 9. How will you make sure your test has enough power? In your own words, explain what power means. 10. If you reject Ho, what will your conclusion be in the context of your research