This report presents an analysis of data related to congruent and incongruent trails using SPSS. The analysis includes descriptive statistics, t-tests, and correlation analysis to determine relationships between variables. The results indicate a rejection of the null hypothesis, suggesting no relationship between congruent and incongruent trails. However, a strong correlation was found between the two variables. The discussion section explores these findings in the context of psychological theories of congruence and incongruence, and the test's implications. The report also identifies limitations and suggests areas for further research, including experimental studies and consideration of additional theoretical elements. The report concludes by emphasizing the need to analyze how test outcomes and theory relate to each other and what changes are required.