Prompt We will analyze the data to answer the second research question: Which of the drugs (if either) delayed the recurrence of depression longer relative to the placebo?  In the previous lab-preparation activity, we identified Treat as the explanatory variable and Time as the response variable. We also determined that we will analyze the data using side-by-side boxplots and descriptive statistics (i.e. 5-number summaries since the graphs are boxplots). Make graphs and tables. Use StatCrunch to produce side-by-side boxplots. (directions) Embed your graphs with your initial post.  Use StatCrunch to produce the descriptive statistics (a table containing the 5-number summaries for each comparison group). (directions) Copy and paste the StatCrunch output table into your initial post. Analyze the data: Compare the distributions for the treatment groups as demonstrated in Unit 2. For example, compare medians and intervals of typical values. Describe the shape and any outliers. Be sure to write your comparisons so the reader can understand the context of the numbers. For example, don't just say the median is 30; instead, say something like this: on average patients taking the placebo relapsed in 30 days (Q2=30 days). Draw a conclusion: What can we conclude from your analysis? Did one drug successfully delay a relapse of depression better than the others? What evidence supports your conclusion? Summarize your conclusions in response to both research questions: In this lab you compared three treatments (two drugs and the placebo) using two different variables. In Part 1 you compared whether or not a relapse into depression occurred for each of the two drugs and the placebo. In Part 2 you compared the length of time until the next relapse for the two drugs and the placebo. What can you conclude in light of both analyses? Is one treatment better than the other? How does the data support your conclusion? This is the side by side that I have made in question Summary statistics for AcuteT: Group by: Treat   Treat n Mean Variance Std. dev. Std. err. Median Range Min Max Q1 Q3     0 37 172.62162 6446.7973 80.29195 13.199915 173 393 48 441 114 211   1 38 183.65789 6782.1771 82.353974 13.359579 166.5 381 47 428 131 212   2 34 202.11765 10590.168 102.90854 17.648669 163.5 442 70 512 140 246 

On page 194 of your coursepack, there is a short 4 question survey on NBC.On page 195, you have the names of each variable from the questionnaire. For example, the variable, Blacklist, corresponds to the first question on page 194 (Which of the following shows do you watch on regular basis?).On page 196, you have the actual data. "W" refers to watch and "DW" refers to doesn't watch. The.refore the first person who filled out the survey does not watch Blacklist.On page 197, you can find the questions that you must answer for the assignment.Open up the file below in SPSS. It corresponds to the data on page 196. (The file's name is SPSS NBC data) Unfortunately the SPSS file cannot be attached here. You will find all the data on page 196.Once you open the file, please complete the following steps:A) Enter in the data for the three variable columns that are empty: Shark Tank (1 for watch, 2 for don't watch), Walking Dead (1 for watch, 2 for don't watch) and Age (Just enter the actual age). The data is on page 196. Be sure to give labels and values for each of the variables that you enter, where applicable.B) Start running the analyses to answer the questions on page 197. Below, you will find a file to guide your analysis. (The name of the file is NBC Assignment: How to approach)C) After you run the data for each question, cut and paste the relevant (frequency, mean, cross-tab, ANOVA, chi square) tables into Word and type out the answer in words.When you are copying the tables from SPSS to Word, you may need to copy them as a picture/image; alternatively you can use a snipping tool. If you just supply tables without typed answers you will receive zero on this assignment. The same is true if you just supply answers without tables. In the file below, you can see a sample answer for the first question, as well as an example of a Cross-Tab and ANOVA answer.I have uploaded all files.