JASP HAS TO BE DOWNLOADED TO COMPLETE THIS TASK I NEED TO BE ABLE TO ACCESS SCRE

JASP HAS TO BE DOWNLOADED TO COMPLETE THIS TASK
I NEED TO BE ABLE TO ACCESS SCREENSHOTS OF COMPLETED WORK/FILES clicks.jasp
Jeffrey’s Amazing Statistics Program (JASP). (n.d.). https://jasp-stats.org/
Problem Set 1.8: Create an Ascending Frequency Table in JASPCriterion: Create an ascending frequency table in JASP.
Data: Use dataset clicks.jasp. This dataset is a record of the number of clicks per hour in forty different tweets.
Instructions: Complete the steps below.
Download clicks.jasp. Double-click the icon to open the dataset in JASP. In the Toolbar, click Descriptives.
Select Clicks and then click Arrow to send it over to the Variables box.
Click Tables. In the menu that opens, check Frequency Tables. Copy and paste the ascending values frequency table into the Word document.
Note: You will continue to use this dataset in the next two problems.
Problem Set 1.9: Construct a Bar Graph in JASPCriterion: Construct a bar graph in JASP.
Data: Use dataset clicks.jasp. This dataset is a record of the number of clicks per hour in forty different tweets.
Instructions: Complete the following steps to create a bar chart to examine the data:
Download clicks.jasp. Double-click the icon to open the dataset in JASP. In the Toolbar, click Descriptives.
Select Clicks and then click Arrow to send it over to the Variables box.
Click Basic Plots, then check Distribution Plots.
Copy and Paste the bar graph below.
Optional to answer: What is the shape of the distribution?
Note: You will continue to use this dataset for the next problem.
Problem Set 1.10: Construct a Pie Chart in JASPCriterion: Construct a pie chart in JASP.
Data: Use dataset clicks.jasp. This dataset is a record of the number of clicks per hour in forty different tweets.
Instructions: Complete the following steps to create a pie chart.
Download clicks.jasp. Double-click the icon to open the dataset in JASP. In the Toolbar, click Descriptives.
Select Clicks and then click Arrow to send it over to the Variables box.
Click Basic Plots, then check Pie charts.
Copy and paste the pie graph below.