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MATH 534 Week 2 Course Project Part A; THC and Its Reported Negative Consequences

MATH 534 Applied Managerial Statistics DeVry University Jonathan Rosebanks 7 pages
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Math 534 Project Part A Submission Template 114300044037 Student Name: Student ID: 8XXX309 Submission Date: Project Title An initial examination of THC’s reported negative consequences. Introduction Inspired by the cult classic song by Afroman, “Then I got High”, this research examines the relationship between THC consumption and key negative outcomes (missing school/work, watching too many cartoons and eating a lot of Taco Bell). (I know I just gave you this, but make something up. Tell a story. It’s good practice) Individual Variable Analysis Statistic THC Consumed (Y) Cartoon Hours (X1) Tac

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