Dataset:You can use the survey data you collected in the past week, or you can use one of the survey datasets that I included in the module. If you choose to use the survey data you collected, it is...

Dataset:

You can use the survey data you collected in the past week, or you can use one of the survey datasets that I included in the module. If you choose to use the survey data you collected, it is ok that if you may only have a limited number of responses. The most important goal of this assignment is to go through the process of designing survey, collecting and analyzing survey data, not so much about the survey findings. But if your survey data collection didn't work as you intended, feel free to use one of the datasets available in the module. Be sure to take a look at the codebook to become familiar with the dataset of choice.

After you choose the dataset, pick one of the following three options to guide your analysis. In each option, you will find instructions or questions that need to be answered in order to carry out the analysis.

Deliverables

1. Follow the steps in the option that you choose. In the word file, please 1) identify the dataset you use for the analysis; 2) include answers to all the questions. You can insert your answer under each bulleted question or instruction.Submit the word file here in this assignment.
   
   
   




2. Present your answers in an infographic.

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  • The infographic should not present the instructions or questions listed in the options.The infographic should contain only your answers, your analysis results, and/or findings you're provided in the word file. Give your infographic a topic, title, theme, or research question so we know what the infographic is about.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

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  • You can use any online free tools to create infographic, these three are recommended: Venngage, Canva, or Piktochart. Links to each are included in the module. Designing infographic is very much like designing a PowerPoint. These platforms are free, self-explanatory and user-friendly. The key is to use your creativity. I also include a few instructional videos.Post your infographics in the
    
    
    
    
    
    discussion board so your peers can see them.
    
    
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

Descriptive statistics: bivariate

• Choose 2 categorical variables of interest




• Run a crosstab of the relationship (choose column or row percentages as needed to facilitate interpretation)




• Interpret the results of the crosstab in words




• Choose 2 quantitative variables of interest (X and Y)




• Run a correlation




• Interpret the results in words (including the correlation, slope, intercept, and R-squared)