How likely are you to get the COVID-19 vaccination? With 1 being not at all likely to 10 being extremely likely. Do you work directly with COVID-19 patients? Yes/No You need to create 1 question combing my 2 questions and choose the correct statistical test then follow the instructions bellow…. My test include one nominal variable and one scale variable which tests can I use for this? Depending on this I can run the test on SPSS for you and you can finish interpreting the data for this assignment. I Will attach a sample that was provided to me. Individual portion of the write-up: 1.     Show all seven hypothesis testing steps for each research question. 1.     Determine Hypotheses  2.     Choose the Level of Significance 3.     Propose an Appropriate Test 4.     Check Assumptions of the Chosen Test 5.     Run the Proposed Test 6.     Find Critical Values 7.     Report Results in APA Style and Make Conclusions 2.     Include any SPSS output tables required for testing assumptions, running the tests, and reporting the results. 3.     Do not forget to run any post hoc tests or calculate any effect sizes (if necessary). If unnecessary, explain why they are not needed. 4.     Write 1-2 paragraphs interpreting the results.  Group portion of the write-up: 1.     Write 2-3 paragraphs discussing the implications of your cumulative findings for all research questions. Do not repeat the findings already reported in the individual sections; draw new insights into how the findings can be interpreted and understood in the context of the body of the evidence. 2.     Write a 1-2 paragraph reflection on the strengths and limitations of the study and implications for future research. Note: We are only focusing on a limited number of tests in this class (see below). If you feel that you need to run a test that is not listed here, let me know why and we can discuss it. Choose from among the following tests: ·       Correlation tests – Pearson’s, Spearman’s rho/Kendall’s tau, Partial ·       Simple Linear Regression ·       Tests of mean differences – One-Sample t-test, Independent Samples t-test, Dependent Samples t-test, One-Way ANOVA ·       Chi-Square/Fisher’s Exact ·       Post hoc tests – Bonferroni, Tukey ·       Chi-square/Fisher’s Exact