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Define the measure of each variable (Scale, Ordinal, or Nominal) The variables are as follows with...

Define the measure of each variable (Scale, Ordinal, or Nominal)

The variables are as follows with their labels BOLDED


Variable Label Description
•   PLURALITY         Number of children born of the pregnancy
•   SEX       Sex of child   1 = male; 2 = female
•   MAGE         Age of mother (years)
•   WEEKS        Completed weeks of gestation (weeks)
•   MARITAL             Marital status: 1 = married; 2 = not married
•   RACEMOM            Race of mother 0 = other non-White, 1 = White; 2 =Black; 3 = American Indian, 4 = Chinese; 5 = Japanese; 6 = Hawaiian; 7 = Filipino; 8 = Other Asian or Pacific Islander)


•   HISPMOM         Mother of Hispanic origin   C = Cuban; M = Mexican; N = Non-Hispanic, O =other and unknown Hispanic, P = Puerto Rican, S = Central/South American, U = not classifiable)


•   GAINED        Weight gained during pregnancy (pounds)
•   SMOKE        smoking during pregnancy   0 = mother did not smoke during pregnancy
1 = mother did smoke during pregnancy


•   DRINK         alcohol consumption during pregnancy   0 = mother did not consume alcohol during pregnancy 1 = mother did consume alcohol during pregnancy


•   TOUNCES        Weight of child (ounces)
•   TGRAMS         Weight of child (grams)
•   LOW        Does infant have low birthweight  0 = infant was not low birth weight 1 = infant was low birth
•   PREMIE         Is infant premature   0 = infant was not premature 1=infant was premature

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