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The following table shows how variables were stated on the survey: Variable Name Survey Question Age...

The following table shows how variables were stated on the survey:

Variable Name

Survey Question

Age when first married

What was your age in years when you were first married?

______ years

degree

What is your highest educational degree that you have obtained?

______ Don’t know

______ Less than high school

______ High school degree

______ Junior college degree

______ Bachelors degree

______ Graduate degree

gender

What is your gender?

______ Male

______ Female

The score will be evaluated according to the following criteria:

1. Five points are given for selecting the correct cases.           

2. Five points are given for choosing the appropriate central tendency and variability.

3. Five points are given for the use of SPSS.

4. Five points are given for presenting an appropriate graph.

5. Five points are given for stating appropriately verbal description.

Name:

Score:

  1. What is the educational level of the respondents whose ages are between 24 (included) and 35 (included) years old? (25 points)

1. Indicate the conditional expression which you use to select cases.

2. Run SPSS to obtain the statistics and a graph (bar charts, pie charts, histograms, tables, etc.) for each question.

3. State your findings (only the salient points of the data) in words.

2. What are the ages when first married of the male respondents? (25 points)

1. Indicate the conditional expression which you use to select cases.

2. Run SPSS to obtain the statistics and a graph (bar charts, pie charts, histograms, tables, etc.) for each question.

3. State your findings (only the salient points of the data) in words.

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The solution is shown below:

I have taken the following assumptions while solving the question...

For Age when first Married

Age Rating
<18 1
18-20 2
20-25 3
25-30 4
>30 5

For Educational Qualification

Educational Qualification Rating
Don’t Know 1
Less than High School 2
High School Degree 3
Junior College Degree 4
Bachelors Degree 5
Graduate Degree 6

For Gender

Gender Rating
Male 1
Female 2

let us consider a sample collection as shown below...

In SPSS, follow the following path:

Then select Pie chart, Bar Diagram etc under the 'Charts' tab...

Here Pie Chart is the best fit for the question...

The solution is discussed below...

The Pie Charts are shown below...

Analysis: The above Pie Chart describes the respective percentage of the populations under the Married Age group.

Analysis: The above Pie Chart describes the respective percentage of the populations under the Educational Qualification group.

Analysis: The above Pie Chart describes the respective percentage of the populations under the Gender group.


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