one c. Support for raising fees by tenured status n for Status Tenured rp Nontenured rgan- o col- Support? Totals For 15 Against Y 18 (wol)e110 19 11.4 here the Totals 33 28 tal variable 14 47 scores on an res on the 11.2 | SOC| A researcher has conducted a survey on riz sExual attitudes for a sample of 317 teenagers. The Tespondents were asked whether they considered premarital sex “always wrong" or “Not always WTong." The following tables summarize the rela- tionship between responses to this item and several other variables. For each table, assess the strength and pattern of the relationship and write a paragraph logic used sociation. A ledge of the ictions of the 8des a, S Rig iation for "con- interpreting these results. ol noielo able. Yes elstoT No 888 Tota dr25b of noitsipo lo S Snoisiooeas ods lo noiloonib erit ai OFF ole. 8AT OCIATION FOR NOMINAL- AND ORDINAL-LEVEL VARIABLES 321 a. Attitudes toward premarital sex by gender Gender Premarital Sex Female Male Totals Always wrong 90 105 195 Not always wrong 65 57 122 sider Totals 155 o s162 317 b. Attitudes toward premarital sex by courtship status elst Ever Gone "Steady?" Premarital Sex No Yes Totals Always wrong 148 47 195 Not always wrong 42 80 122 d aloor Totals 127 317 190 11.3 |GER A survey of senior citizens who live in either a housing development specifically designed for re- tirees or an age-integrated neighborhood has been 282 conducted. Is type of living arrangement related to sense of social isolation? Analyze the relationship with column percentages, the maximum difference, and an appropriate measure of association. Summa- rize your findings in a paragraph. Living Arrangement Integrated Neighborhood Sense of Isolation Housing Development Totals 30 110 80 Low 120 140 20 High 150 250 100 Totals 11.4 SOC Below are the four dependent variables cross- tabulated against gender. Analyze these relationships with column percentages, the maximum difference, and an appropriate measure of association. Summa- fVour analysis in a paragraph that
one c. Support for raising fees by tenured status n for Status Tenured rp Nontenured rgan- o col- Support? Totals For 15 Against Y 18 (wol)e110 19 11.4 here the Totals 33 28 tal variable 14 47 scores on an res on the 11.2 | SOC| A researcher has conducted a survey on riz sExual attitudes for a sample of 317 teenagers. The Tespondents were asked whether they considered premarital sex “always wrong" or “Not always WTong." The following tables summarize the rela- tionship between responses to this item and several other variables. For each table, assess the strength and pattern of the relationship and write a paragraph logic used sociation. A ledge of the ictions of the 8des a, S Rig iation for "con- interpreting these results. ol noielo able. Yes elstoT No 888 Tota dr25b of noitsipo lo S Snoisiooeas ods lo noiloonib erit ai OFF ole. 8AT OCIATION FOR NOMINAL- AND ORDINAL-LEVEL VARIABLES 321 a. Attitudes toward premarital sex by gender Gender Premarital Sex Female Male Totals Always wrong 90 105 195 Not always wrong 65 57 122 sider Totals 155 o s162 317 b. Attitudes toward premarital sex by courtship status elst Ever Gone "Steady?" Premarital Sex No Yes Totals Always wrong 148 47 195 Not always wrong 42 80 122 d aloor Totals 127 317 190 11.3 |GER A survey of senior citizens who live in either a housing development specifically designed for re- tirees or an age-integrated neighborhood has been 282 conducted. Is type of living arrangement related to sense of social isolation? Analyze the relationship with column percentages, the maximum difference, and an appropriate measure of association. Summa- rize your findings in a paragraph. Living Arrangement Integrated Neighborhood Sense of Isolation Housing Development Totals 30 110 80 Low 120 140 20 High 150 250 100 Totals 11.4 SOC Below are the four dependent variables cross- tabulated against gender. Analyze these relationships with column percentages, the maximum difference, and an appropriate measure of association. Summa- fVour analysis in a paragraph that
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n for
Status
Tenured rp Nontenured
rgan-
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Support?
Totals
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sExual attitudes for a sample of 317 teenagers. The
Tespondents were asked whether they considered
premarital sex “always wrong" or “Not always
WTong." The following tables summarize the rela-
tionship between responses to this item and several
other variables. For each table, assess the strength
and pattern of the relationship and write a paragraph
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Transcribed Image Text:OCIATION FOR NOMINAL- AND ORDINAL-LEVEL VARIABLES
321
a. Attitudes toward premarital sex by gender
Gender
Premarital Sex
Female
Male
Totals
Always wrong
90
105
195
Not always wrong
65
57
122
sider
Totals
155 o s162
317
b. Attitudes toward premarital sex by courtship
status
elst
Ever Gone
"Steady?"
Premarital Sex
No
Yes
Totals
Always wrong
148
47
195
Not always wrong
42
80
122
d aloor Totals
127
317
190
11.3 |GER A survey of senior citizens who live in either
a housing development specifically designed for re-
tirees or an age-integrated neighborhood has been
282
conducted. Is type of living arrangement related to
sense of social isolation? Analyze the relationship
with column percentages, the maximum difference,
and an appropriate measure of association. Summa-
rize your findings in a paragraph.
Living Arrangement
Integrated
Neighborhood
Sense of
Isolation
Housing
Development
Totals
30
110
80
Low
120
140
20
High
150
250
100
Totals
11.4 SOC Below are the four dependent variables cross-
tabulated against gender. Analyze these relationships
with column percentages, the maximum difference,
and an appropriate measure of association. Summa-
fVour analysis in a paragraph that
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