Utilizing the provided dataset, create a research question that can be answered with a multiple regression model and the creation/ use of a dummy variable. Utilizing SPSS, Respond to the following:

    What is your research question?
    Interpret the coefficients for the model, specifically commenting on the dummy variable.
    Run diagnostics for the regression model. Include output.
    Does the model meet all of the assumptions? Be sure and comment on what assumptions were not met and the possible implications.
    Is there any possible remedy for one the assumption violations?

the file named SPSS+ASSIGNMENT is the real task (question) that need to be done

the file named SPSS+ASSIGNMENT+TABLES+AND_FIGURES_SAMPLE IS sample of how the final outcome needs to be represented, which means that by using the question from file (spss+assignment), you need to layout the results in this format (SPSS+ASSIGNMENT +TABLE+AND+FIGURE_SAMPLE)

the file named SPSS+EXERCISE is for reference on how to design the layout of the final document (which is illustrated in file SPSS+ASSIGNMENT +TABLE+AND+FIGURE_SAMPLE).

Make certain your charts/graphs and tables correspond with APA formatting and title standards (do not simply submit pasted, unedited SPSS output), delete irrelevant rows or columns, and add/edit variable and attribute labels where necessary. It is only necessary to prepare one assignment per group/pair, but everyone must submit a copy to OnQ, and please make sure both/all names are on the assignment. This assignment is out of a possible 20 points.
1. a) You believe that drug use is correlated with both academic goals and age. Create two one-tailed hypotheses using the following variables: 1. Dependent variable = number of occasions in the past 30 days respondent consumed drugs (legal or illegal and excluding alcohol and tobacco) for recreational purposes (Occ_Dru), independent variable = percentage grade respondent hopes to earn in SOCY211 (SOCY211); 2. Dependent variable = number of occasions in the past 30 days respondent consumed drugs (legal or illegal and excluding alcohol and