multivariate inferential statisticsMaximum two pages, single

multivariate inferential statisticsMaximum two pages, single-spaced, 12-point font (grading for content, not length!Comprehensive brevity indicates understanding!)1) Select an article that uses multivariate inferential statistics to answer a researchquestion or test a hypothesis.a. Cite the article (authors, date of publication, article title, journal name and issue)Provide a link or doi if availableb. Format using either APA or Vancouver Style2) In paragraph form, critically appraise the inferential multivariate statistics used toanswer at least one research question/objective in a primary source journal article.a. Purpose. Explain the purpose of the research paper and the specific hypothesesor research questions addressed in the study – if it is a large study with multiplequestions/hypotheses, it is ok to focus on one (provided it is answered usingmultivariate inferential statistics).i. If the question / hypothesis is not stated explicitly, state this and discusshow this is a limitation in your concluding remarks. You can figure out aquestion / hypothesis that is inferred from the introduction and methods.b. Variables. List each variable in the question(s) you are focussing on and state themethodological and measurement properties of each variable.c. Analyses. Describe the analyses used to answer the research question, andexplain if they were appropriate or if you think something else would have beenbetter. If you think something else would have been better, give a specificsuggestion.d. Results. Summarize the key results (report important statistics) and assess ifthere is appropriate level of detail for you to understand the results and fortransparency of reporting.e. Concluding remarks. Provide a balanced assessment of the relative strengthsand weaknesses of the data you have commented on from your perspective (e.g.practical relevance, validity, theoretically grounded, novelty etc.).