Research Report- Crime Survey for England and Wales

I have attached the details needed and also i have chosen two variables from the Crime Survey for England and Wales and have attached the results which have to go into the findings i would like a draft before the date to see everything

Assessments in more detail: research report

Task: Pick two variables from the Crime Survey for England and Wales and carry out appropriate statistical procedures to explore the relationships between them.  In doing so, ensure you have: a) you have developed appropriate hypotheses, b) explored appropriate published literature relating to your variables and their relationships, c) critically discussed secondary data analysis, d) critically appraised the strengths and weaknesses of the Crime Survey for England and Wales for understanding attitudes towards ‘criminality’, e) conducted appropriate univariate analysis on your chosen variables and explained this data, f) conducted appropriate bivariate analysis on your chosen variables and explained this data, g) decided whether to accept or reject your research hypothesis, h) summed up your findings and argument, i) numbered and labelled all tables and figures in the correct way and j) referenced all literature that has been cited appropriately, according to the Harvard system. Please note that this assessment needs to include referenced academic material in at least both the literature review and methodology sections of the report.  A failure to do this in the text and reference list will mean you will be unable to pass.

• Pick two variables from the Crime Survey for England and Wales (a student-friendly version can be found on Canvas)
• Carry out appropriate statistical procedures to explore the relationships between them.
• To achieve a 2i or 1^st, will have to:
  • Develop appropriate hypotheses;
  • Explore appropriate published literature relating to your variables and their relationships;
  • Critically discuss secondary data analysis
  • Critically appraise the strengths and weaknesses of the Crime Survey for England and Wales for understanding attitudes towards ‘criminality’;
  • Conduct appropriate univariate analysis on your chosen variables and explained this data;
  • Conduct appropriate bivariate analysis on your chosen variables and explained this data;
  • Decide whether to accept or reject your research hypothesis;
  • Sum up your findings to generate an argument;
  • Number and label all tables and figures in the correct way and,
  • Reference all literature that has been cited appropriately, according to the Harvard system.

• An introduction
• A literature review, which ends by stating your/ hypotheses
• A methodology, which includes referenced material
• A findings section, with results explained, labelled and numbered and connected to your literature review
• A conclusion, which sums up your argument that that is driven by your findings and states which hypothesis you are accepting