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For this question use the Census of State andFederal Correctional Facilities data set. In this dataset, there are only two variables to analyze. Here you will answerthe following question — does the prison security level impactescape attempts? First, choose an appropriate descriptive techniqueto represent the relationship between the two variables and simplyname which one is appropriate. Simply state what it would be.
Second, make a two-tailed hypothesis about the relationshipbetween the two variables and provide the statement here.
Third, decide which statistical technique covered in class ismost appropriate to use to analyze the relationship and name ithere.
Fourth, execute the analysis in SPSS and discuss whether theassumptions were met and appropriate conditions were in place.
Fifth, what is your decision about the results? Is there arelationship? Write what evidence you used to make your decision.Don’t paste any info from SPSS here. Type the relevant pieces ofinformation.
Six, if there was a significant relationship, choose anappropriate measure of strength of association, report the value,and interpret the findings.
*Output1 [Document1] - IBM SPSS Statistics Viewer Eile Edit View Data Iransform Insert Format Analyze Graphs Utilities Extensions Window < A I Output Log Relationship Map Title Notes Active Dataset Relationship Map E Codebook →Title Notes security Lescapes ➡Codebook Standard Attributes Valid Values Standard Attributes Valid Values Missing Values Position Label Type Format Measurement Role 1.00 2.00 3.00 Position Label security Role .00 1.00 Type Format Measurement System Value 1 Security level of facility Numeric F8.2 Ordinal Input Minimum Medium Max or supermax escapes Value 2 Number of escapes from facility Numeric F8.2 Ordinal Input No escapes One or more escapes Count Percent 581 289 228 Count 633 53 412 52.9% 26.3% 20.8% Percent 57.7% 4.8% 37.5% Help IBM SPSS Statistics Processor is ready n Unicode:ON Classic