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You have a frequency table for the variable religious affiliation. You want to know of the non-missing cases what percent were Catholics. Which column in a frequency table should you use?

A) frequency
B) percent
C) valid percent
D) cumulative percent

E) A) and B)
F) A) and C)

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Explain the difference between percents and valid percents in a frequency table.

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Percents express frequencies a...

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"A statistic which summarizes or draws conclusions about the relationship between two or more variables" is a definition of a(n)

Which column in a frequency table should you use to find the actual number of cases that gave a particular answer?

What kinds of questions are answered with cumulative percents from a frequency table?

Answer the questions that follow this SPSS output:   Certain entries in this frequency table have been replaced by letters. What numbers should appear in the table? aaaa _____ bbbb _____ cccc _____ dddd _____

Answer the question that follows this SPSS output   This histogram presents data for the variable "number of siblings." The first bin represents persons with

"A statistic which summarizes or draws conclusions about the values on one variable" is a definition of a(n)

Answer the questions that follow this SPSS output:   Certain entries in this frequency table have been replaced by letters. What numbers should appear in the table? aaaa _____ bbbb _____ cccc _____ dddd _____

Answer the question that follow this SPSS output:    Describe the amount of TV watched daily by the 1980 GSS middle-age adults.

Answer the questions that follow this SPSS output:   A) What is the actual number of cases with valid data for this variable?__________ B) What percent of all the cases in the data set have missing data? __________ C) What percent of all the valid cases have the value "never"? __________ D) Do the data support the claim that most persons (that means more than half) pray at least once a day? (State your conclusion and state the numerical evidence to support your conclusion.)

What advantages do charts have over frequency tables? What advantages do frequency tables have over charts?

What kinds of questions are answered with frequencies from a frequency table?

What is the difference between a bar chart and a histogram?

Which column in a frequency table should you use to find the percent of non-missing cases that gave a particular answer?

What is the difference between descriptive and inferential statistics?

You have a frequency table for the variable religious affiliation. You want to know for which religions you have 10 or more members in your data set. Which column in a frequency table should you use?