Which descriptive statistics (frequencies and percentages, or measures of central tendency and dispersion) did the authors report?

Open the attached study. Begin by briefly stating the purpose of the study.
Select and briefly describe two demographic variables used in the study (reported in Table 1).
What is the level of measurement for each of these variables?
Which descriptive statistics (frequencies and percentages, or measures of central tendency and dispersion) did the authors report?
Were these measures appropriate? For interval/ratio level variables, did the authors comment on whether these demographics were skewed? If not, do they appear to be skewed/non-normally distributed? Is so, please explain your thought process in making this determination.
Look for any inconsistencies as well (e.g., means reported for ordinal level data, interval/ratio level data reported in ranges). These are not necessarily incorrect and may represent collapsing data. Please discuss this.
Select and briefly describe two outcome variables (primary or secondary outcomes or end points) used in the study.
What was the level of measurement for each of these variables?
Was each variable measured directly or indirectly?
Are the variables you selected independent variables, dependent variables, or variables of interest (descriiptive)?
Do either of these represent subscale/factor scores created from summing survey instrument item responses? If so, describe the level of data measurement of the survey item responses as well as that of the subscale/factor scores.
Was a descriiptive, parametric, or non-parametric analysis chosen for each variable? Which variables were combined into one analysis? Discuss why the authors chose the particular broad analysis, as well as the specific statistical tests conducted on each variable/variable combination. Comment on whether you think these choices were correct, and why or why not.

This 2 page paper should follow current APA guidelines and include a minimum of 2 peer-reviewed and/or scholarly references, in addition to the article selected for a total of at least 3 references with DOIs.

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