Now that you have your data set for your final study, analyze it with variables other than those of primary concern to you. (The dataset is under the paper link, on paper 4)
For example, use age, race, or gender as an independent variable (you might need to dichotomize these to make them easier to use – for example, look at the median for age and have all of those above the median be in one category, like old!, and the rest be in a second category, like young.
Same thing with race. In Miami, we have a huge Hispanic population, so you might want to compare Hispanics to non-Hispanics.
Do these new independent variables interact with your other variables? Compare with your group members. This is good experience for your upcoming paper on results
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