How many likes versus comments on Facebook do three of your female friends get on their most recent post compared to three of your male friends on their most recent post?

Depending on what data you gathered, it might make more sense to do more than one of a test or both tests. Be sure to graph your results in at least one—but preferably more than one—figure, which are appropriate to your data.Discussion (worth 2 marks)Here you explain verbally what you showed in the results section. Did it fit your hypothesis? Why or why not? How does it demonstrate and/or contradict the findings of the related scholarly research you found—and why? What were the limitations of your research study? Was it all one sex? Were there too few data points? Was there a cultural bias?References (worth 1 mark)Here you should put the two scholarly sources you found and talked about in the introduction and the discussion. They must be offered in either APA or MLA styles as these are the styles used in Communication Studies.There are some major data collection websites that allow you to examine various population questions. These include StatsCanada and in the United States, Current Population Survey. You can request data on many topics and get the information in table form.Here are some suggestions for data analysis. It is preferable that you make up your own questions for the data set you are using. If you are unsure ask your tutor:How many likes versus comments on Facebook do three of your female friends get on their most recent post compared to three of your male friends on their most recent post? The two explanatory variables are type of posting (likes versus comments) and gender (female versus male). The response variable would be the number counted in each category of the explanatory variable.How many advertisements disguised as news stories (has a note somewhere that says “sponsored”) appear on Yahoo! versus Bing? Count these on weekdays and then on a weekend. The two explanatory variables are type of story (genuine news versus advertising disguised as news) and time of the week (weekdays versus weekends). The response variable would be the number counted in each category of the explanatory variable.What are the hockey scores of your two favorite teams when they played at home versus when they played away? The two explanatory variables could be type of team (Canadian versus US) and where the games were played (home versus away). The response variable would be the scores in each category of the explanatory variable.What are relevant video game statistics for your favorite games? The two explanatory variables could be type of game (first person shooter