I successfully uploaded my dataset into Jupyter Lab and created visualizations to explore my research question about social media and happiness. I used Seaborn to make a regression plot showing the relationship between daily screen time and happiness, separated by gender. The plot shows a clear negative trend—people who spend more time on social media tend to report lower happiness levels—and this pattern is consistent across genders.

After completing this project my recent success that I am proud of is
that I was able to create visualizations with the data and topic I
chose. This project has sparked the idea of how I could use this
for sport statistics like one of my peers did. A new skill I learned
doing this project was creating visualizations for the data I chose.

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