You run the test. The Sig. column says 0.024. Brilliant, you think, until your eyes drift left and land on the correlation coefficient: -0.30.
Your hypothesis predicted a positive relationship. SPSS has just handed you a negative one.
So, is your hypothesis supported? No, it isn’t. But what you do next matters more than the answer, and it’s where dissertation marks are quietly won...
The clock is ticking. You have lectures to attend, assignments to write, a part-time job, and somehow you are supposed to have a social life too. It feels impossible, right?
You are not alone. Every university student in the UK struggles with time management at some point. The pressure is real. But here is the good news. Time management is a skill. And like any skill, you can learn it.
This...
