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Prepare a maximum of 4 page report.I want you to use JMP and put those figures in the report and the report has to look like the last years sample report that I put here. Please do look at my syllabus and do the assignment accordingly. Here is my syllabus I want the report in 4 pages at the maximum and the report has to look like how the sample report is given to you. This is my syllabus I

Introduction and Data Description

1. What is Statistics?
2. Graphical Techniques for looking at data
3. Numerical measures for data II Probability Distributions
1. Basic concepts for discrete and continuous random variables
2. Sampling distributions
3. Central limit theorem III Confidence Intervals and Hypothesis Testing 5,6,7 5 1. Basic concepts of interval estimation

2. Basic concepts of hypothesis testing
3. Inference about a single mean 4. Inference about two means IV Analysis of Categorical Data
1. Chi-square goodness of fit test
2. Inference about single proportions
3. r × c contingency tables V One-way analysis of Variance
1. Basic notions behind ANOVA
2. F-test for equality of means

3. Model for one-way ANOVA
4. Nonparametric alternative

5. Introduction to multiple comparisons VI Linear Regression and Correlation

1. Basic concepts of linear regression model
2. Correlation
3. Inference about regression parameters
4. Inference about mean of y
5. Prediction intervals at a given x

Analyzing social behaviour

How does out mental wellbeing influence our lives?

-Does feeling sad increase our spending habits?

-Does emotional unhappiness cause physical pain?

-Is there an in influence between lying and gender?

To answer the above questions you have been given three data sets (i) the sadness/neutral data (ii) social rejection/brain activity data and (iii) high school lying data.

Speci cally:

(i) Does mean spending increase if someone is sad?
(ii) Does brain activity increase with the level of social rejection?
(iii) Is there an association between gender and whether a student has (repoted) lying to a teacher? Can we infer from the data that females are more likely to lie to their teacher?

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