# Homework #XX: Due date
# Last Four Digits of ID

#### 1. #### Either put no words here or shorten the question (e.g., "Read in data, descriptive stats")

lineOfCode(1)
anotherLineOfCode(2)
moreCodeStuff(3) # if necessary/helpful, add a comment like this to describe what you're doing
unfamiliarCommand(4) # e.g., "Center independent variable"

#### 2. #### Enclosing question numbers in 4 pound symbols enables us to move between questions
# more easily.

# This is how you answer a text question in R script. If you wanted to, R would let you write the
# answer using only one line, regardless of length. For our sake, try to limit the width of your
# R script to what is visible without having to scroll left/right. We appreciate it greatly.

#### 5. ####

# If there are questions to answer in your Word doc, just skip those numbers and go to the next
# question you need to include in your R script (here, 3 and 4 are presumably Word doc answers).

#### 6. ####

# Remember that the font in R is monospaced (all characters have the same width). If you have to
# write out a table or something, take a few extra seconds to take avantage of this.

# Variable                    Mean      SD
# self-efficacy               4.50      1.21
# political affiliation       1.18      0.54
# GPA                         3.21      0.57



# Time spent: XXhrs. Include this if you don't want us to write insanely long or absurdly short
# homework assignments.

#### OVERALL ADVICE: Make your assignments clear and easy to follow. If we have to spend too long
# searching for something, there's a chance we won't give you credit for it. Adhering to this
# structure is simple, and ultimately will help you as much as it helps us (seriously). ####