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1. Identify two continuous variables in the dataset. Calculate and report the appropriate statistics
for all of these variables, as specified in the lecture. Report the statistics following the example
below.
Continuous variable (income) example: Respondents’ income ranged from $27,000 to $153,000
(M = $62,000, s.d. =$12,062.92).
2. Identify two nominal variables in the output. Calculate and report the appropriate statistics for
these variables, as specified in the lecture. Report the statistics following the example below.
Nominal Variable Example: Results indicated that 52% (n = 146) of respondents were
Republican, 40% (n = 112) were Democrat, and 8% (n = 22) were Independent.
3. Identify two ordinal variables in the output. Report the appropriate statistics for these
variables, as specified in the lecture. Report the statistics following the example below.
Ordinal Variable Example – Results indicated that 34% (n =130) of respondents were very
satisfied with their lives, 23% (n = 89) were satisfied, and 98% (n = 26) were neutral, 10% (n =
38) were unsatisfied, and just 6% (n =25) were very unsatisfied.
4. Do any of the variables show data entry errors? If so, which one(s)? How do you know there is
a data entry error?
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