The purpose of this study is to determine if there is a significant relationship between Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) scores and creativity scores of a group of high school students.
To begin, select the “Data View” tab, then cut and paste the data set below into SPSS (or you can type in the data manually). Do not copy the header row when you paste into SPSS.
Code | Name | SAT | Creativity |
1 | Erin | 646 | .75 |
2 | Natalie | 567 | .79 |
3 | Jolie | 654 | .89 |
4 | Frida | 786 | .96 |
5 | Blake | 567 | .78 |
6 | Liam | 876 | .95 |
7 | Alisson | 657 | .87 |
8 | Megan | 530 | .77 |
9 | Benjamin | 765 | .90 |
10 | Blake | 661 | .76 |
11 | Geoffrey | 776 | .80 |
12 | Phoenix | 546 | .78 |
13 | Elliana | 560 | .81 |
14 | Hunter | 657 | .80 |
15 | Mason | 657 | .80 |
16 | Dana | 658 | .86 |