c. What percentage of people ages 40-49 and 50–59 reporting feeling discriminatedagainst because of their age?d. Describe the relationship between age and feeling of age discrimination.R feels discriminated because of age * RE AGE CrosstabulationRE AGE18-2930-3940-4950-59TotalR feelsYes Count261441963discriminatedbecause of% within RE_AGE16.0%6.4%2.1%9.6%8.2%ageNoCount136206183178703% within RE_AGE84.0%93.6%97.9%90.4%91.8%TotalCount162220187197766100.0%100.0%100.0%100.0%100.0%% within RE_AGE C6. The following cross-tabulation, based on GSS18SSDS-B data, examines the relationshipbetween age (the independent variable) and whether or not one feels discriminatedagainst because of age. As with Exercise 2, we have recoded age into four categories:18-29, 30–39, 40–49, and 50-59. Respondents of all other ages have been excluded fromthe analysis.a. What percentage of the sample did not feel they were subjected to agediscrimination?b. How many people between the ages of 30 and 39 reported feeling discriminatedagainst because of their age?

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The following cross-tabulation, based on GSS18SSDS-B data, examines the relationship between age (the independent variable) and whether or not one feels discriminated against because of age. As with Exercise 2, we have recoded 18-29, 30–39, 40–49, and 50-59. Respondents of all other ages have been excluded from the analysis. age into four categories: a. What percentage of the sample did not feel they were subjected to age

The following cross-tabulation, based on GSS18SSDS-B data, examines the relationship between age (the independent variable) and whether or not one feels discriminated against because of age. As with Exercise 2, we have recoded 18-29, 30–39, 40–49, and 50-59. Respondents of all other ages have been excluded from the analysis. age into four categories: a. What percentage of the sample did not feel they were subjected to age

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