Quantitative analysis for statistical data-evaluate results

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This is a quantitative analysis paper that looks at statistical data and evaluates the results. What are you trying to find? Where did you find your data? How did you get your data? What analysis can be conclude for the data collected? How can the conclusion be used? Who does this informations benefit? It needs to have data analysis charts like, z scores, decision trees, histograms, F-test or t-tests. It can look at the relatioship between dogs onwers beliefs, intentions, and behaviors and their dogs condiditons. It is using secondary data to form a hypothesis and analysis data into charts. This is a 12 page APA paper. It can compare relationships among feeding and exercise intentions, beliefs, behaviors and body condition scores. Hopes this is specifics enough.

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