Question 1

If you combine all four groups together in the following Crosstabs, which political orientation is the largest?

Accepted Answer

A)  liberals 
B)  moderates 
C)  conservatives 
D)  all three are equally large 
A)  liberals 
B)  moderates 
C)  conservatives 
D)  all three are equally large

Question 2

In the following Crosstabs, what is the modal class of persons currently married?

Accepted Answer

A)  lower class 
B)  working class 
C)  48.7% 
D)  45.5% 
A)  lower class 
B)  working class 
C)  48.7% 
D)  45.5%

Question 3

In the following Crosstabs, a number has been replaced with xxx. What number should go there?

Accepted Answer

A)  19.7 
B)  38.3 
C)  42.7 
D)  50.4 
A)  19.7 
B)  38.3 
C)  42.7 
D)  50.4

Question 4

How can you use column percents to identify the median?

Accepted Answer

You can add the column percents as you m

Question 5

In the following Crosstabs, a number has been replaced with xxx. What number should go there?

Accepted Answer

A)  8.5 
B)  17.3 
C)  46.2 
D)  80.6 
A)  8.5 
B)  17.3 
C)  46.2 
D)  80.6

Question 6

In the CROSSTABS procedure, the lowest level of measurement that the column variable can be is

Accepted Answer

A)  nominal 
B)  ordinal 
C)  interval/ratio 
A)  nominal 
B)  ordinal 
C)  interval/ratio

Question 7

What kinds of questions can you answer using a crosstab table?

Accepted Answer

How many cases had this particular combi

Question 8

Which is the layering variable in the following crosstab??

Accepted Answer

A)  POSTLIFE 
B)  RACE 
C)  SEX 
D)  There is no layering variable.
Multiple-Choice Questions from Online Student Quizzes 
A)  POSTLIFE 
B)  RACE 
C)  SEX 
D)  There is no layering variable.
Multiple-Choice Questions from Online Student Quizzes

Question 9

In the following Crosstabs, what is the median attachment to a religion of never-married persons? (RELINTEN is strength of attachment to a religion.)

Accepted Answer

A)  no religion 
B)  not very strong 
C)  strong 
D)  total 
A)  no religion 
B)  not very strong 
C)  strong 
D)  total

Question 10

In a Crosstab table, a row percentage tells you

Accepted Answer

A)  the percent of cases in that cell that are in that cell 
B)  the percent of cases in that column that are in that cell 
C)  the percent of cases in that row that are in that cell 
D)  the percent of cases in the entire table that are in that cell 
A)  the percent of cases in that cell that are in that cell 
B)  the percent of cases in that column that are in that cell 
C)  the percent of cases in that row that are in that cell 
D)  the percent of cases in the entire table that are in that cell

Question 11

How can layering reveal if the relationship between the original two variables was spurious or not?

Accepted Answer

Layering allows you to examine a relatio

Question 12

The following Crosstab supports which conclusion about the cases in the data set?

Accepted Answer

A)  Liberals made up the largest share of those who were not too happy. 
B)  The median response of moderates was not too happy. 
C)  The median response of moderates was very happy. 
D)  The median response of conservatives was pretty happy. 
A)  Liberals made up the largest share of those who were not too happy. 
B)  The median response of moderates was not too happy. 
C)  The median response of moderates was very happy. 
D)  The median response of conservatives was pretty happy.

Question 13

Answer the questions that follow this SPSS output: 
 
A) What percentage of those who have guns at home are white? [Hint: you must calculate the answer.] __________
B) What percentage of all the respondents represented in the table are blacks who have guns at home? [Hint: you must calculate the answer.] __________
C) If you wanted to assess the effect of the independent variable (race) on the dependent variable (do you have a gun at home?), should you use row percents, column percents, or total percents? _______________

Accepted Answer

a. 75%
b.

Question 14

In the following Crosstabs, the percents labeled "% within POLVIEWS" are

Accepted Answer

A)  cell counts 
B)  column percents 
C)  row percents 
D)  table percents 
A)  cell counts 
B)  column percents 
C)  row percents 
D)  table percents

Question 15

If you create a Crosstab with GENDER as the column variable, RACE as the row variable, and REGION as the layer variable, you will get separate crosstab tables for each

Accepted Answer

A)  gender 
B)  race 
C)  region 
D)  gender by race by region combination 
A)  gender 
B)  race 
C)  region 
D)  gender by race by region combination

Question 16

Answer the questions that follow this SPSS output: 
 
A) What percent of Hispanics are Catholic? __________
B) What is the total number of cases included in this crosstabs? __________
C) What is the modal religious affiliation of Blacks? _______________
D) What is the total number of Catholics in this crosstabs? __________

Accepted Answer

a. 62.6%
b

Question 17

In the following Crosstabs, what is the most common political orientation of males?

Accepted Answer

A)  moderate 
B)  conservative 
C)  38.3% 
D)  44.9% 
A)  moderate 
B)  conservative 
C)  38.3% 
D)  44.9%

If you combine all four groups together in the following Crosstabs, which political orientation is the largest?

In the following Crosstabs, what is the modal class of persons currently married?

In the following Crosstabs, a number has been replaced with xxx. What number should go there?

How can you use column percents to identify the median?

In the following Crosstabs, a number has been replaced with xxx. What number should go there?

In the CROSSTABS procedure, the lowest level of measurement that the column variable can be is

What kinds of questions can you answer using a crosstab table?

Which is the layering variable in the following crosstab??

In the following Crosstabs, what is the median attachment to a religion of never-married persons? (RELINTEN is strength of attachment to a religion.)

In a Crosstab table, a row percentage tells you

How can layering reveal if the relationship between the original two variables was spurious or not?

The following Crosstab supports which conclusion about the cases in the data set?

In the following Crosstabs, the percents labeled "% within POLVIEWS" are

If you create a Crosstab with GENDER as the column variable, RACE as the row variable, and REGION as the layer variable, you will get separate crosstab tables for each

Answer the questions that follow this SPSS output: A) What percent of Hispanics are Catholic? __ B) What is the total number of cases included in this crosstabs? C) What is the modal religious affiliation of Blacks? _ D) What is the total number of Catholics in this crosstabs? __

In the following Crosstabs, what is the most common political orientation of males?

Introduction

Data Sets

Frequency Tables and Univariate Charts

Central Tendency and Dispersion

Creating New Variables

Comparing Group Means

Nominal and Ordinal Measures of Association

Pearsons Correlation and Bivariate Regression

Multiple Regression

Sampling Distributions and Normal Distributions

Hypothesis Testing and One-Sample T Tests

Paired and Independent-Samples T Tests

Analysis of Variance

Chi-Square

Hypothesis Testing With Measures of Association and Regression

Filters

Exam 7: Crosstab Tables

If you combine all four groups together in the following Crosstabs, which political orientation is the largest?

In the following Crosstabs, what is the modal class of persons currently married?

In the following Crosstabs, a number has been replaced with xxx. What number should go there?

How can you use column percents to identify the median?

In the following Crosstabs, a number has been replaced with xxx. What number should go there?

In the CROSSTABS procedure, the lowest level of measurement that the column variable can be is

What kinds of questions can you answer using a crosstab table?

Which is the layering variable in the following crosstab??

In the following Crosstabs, what is the median attachment to a religion of never-married persons? (RELINTEN is strength of attachment to a religion.)

In a Crosstab table, a row percentage tells you

How can layering reveal if the relationship between the original two variables was spurious or not?

The following Crosstab supports which conclusion about the cases in the data set?

In the following Crosstabs, the percents labeled "% within POLVIEWS" are

If you create a Crosstab with GENDER as the column variable, RACE as the row variable, and REGION as the layer variable, you will get separate crosstab tables for each

In the following Crosstabs, what is the most common political orientation of males?

Introduction

Data Sets

Frequency Tables and Univariate Charts

Central Tendency and Dispersion

Creating New Variables

Comparing Group Means

Nominal and Ordinal Measures of Association

Pearsons Correlation and Bivariate Regression

Multiple Regression

Sampling Distributions and Normal Distributions

Hypothesis Testing and One-Sample T Tests

Paired and Independent-Samples T Tests

Analysis of Variance

Chi-Square

Hypothesis Testing With Measures of Association and Regression

Filters