Open the data file binge.sav found in the Data Set folder under Course Information. What is the meaning and measurement (categorical or continuous/discreet) for the following variables (through Variable View > Values, or Utilities > Variables)?

1. Hangover (dependent variable)
2. Fratsoro
3. Gender
4. Collbing
5. Usegrass

Select one variable as the independent variable and investigate its relationship with Hangover by following this order:

1. State the null hypothesis (H ₀ ). (YouTube has videos that can help. Here is one suggestion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rT9o2c11Epg )
2. State your alternative hypothesis (Ha), either directional or non-directional.
3. Statistical analysis: Obtain crosstab, Chi-Squared test with significance test (P), and Cramer’s V in SPSS. Do the following:
   • Analyze > Descriptive Statistics > Crosstabs.
   • Move the Independent Variable to Column(s).
   • Move the Dependent Variable to Row(s).
   • Click Statistics > check Chi-Square > check Phi and Cramer’s V > Continue.
   • Click Cells > check Observed in Counts and Column in Percentages > OK.

Present the three tables in the SPSS output and report the findings:

1. Compare percentage difference across the columns (groups in the independent variable).
2. Report whether the difference is statistically significant based on the Chi-Squared test and associated P-value (use .05 as the threshold for significance report).
3. What does the significance level (P) say about your null hypothesis?

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