Draw/Produce a Scatterplot of the data • Calculate the following: Descriptive Statistics: Calculate the mean Calculate the standard deviation Correlations Identify the Pearson r value Identify the Significance value Regression Identify the y-intercept Identify the slope Scenario: What makes a person a “leader”? A social psychologist hypothesizes that the extent to which people are perceived to be leaders is positively related to the amount of talking they do, regardless of what they are actually saying. She conducts an experiment in which groups of participants solve a problem together. One of the participants in each group is a confederate who speaks a different number of sentences for different groups, half of which are designed to help the group solve the problem and half are not helpful. Following the group work, the confederate is rated by the other participants on his or her leadership ability (1=low, 10=high). The following data represents the findings of this fictional researcher. Group Number of Sentences Spoken Rating of Leadership 1 4 5 2 10 6 3 27 7 4 22 9 5 5 2 6 6 3 7 18 8 8 15 4 Part 2: Using MS Word create a document in APA format that includes the following: • Cover Page • Introduction (summary of the paper's contents) • Body paragraphs that address the following: State the null and alternative hypotheses Make a decision about the null hypothesis Draw a conclusion from the analysis Relate the result of the analysis to the research hypothesis • Conclusion • Reference Page • Image(s) from SPSS Print screen the image(s) by having the image displayed on your screen and then holding down both the CTRL button and the END button which should have the PRTSC function on it. Go to the MS Word document and hold down both the CTRL button and the V button.