Repeat Exercise 1b, substituting respondent's social class (CLASS) as the independent variable in separate models for men
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Exercise 1b
Compute an ANOVA model for men, using age at first-born child (AGEKDBRN) as the dependent variable and educational degree (DEGREE) as the independent variable. Based on the SPSS output, what can you conclude about the relationship between degree attainment and AGEKDBRN for men? How do these results compare with the results for women in the SPSS demonstration?
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The model for men only The F obtained is 15183 p000 We would reject the null hypothesis and note tha...View the full answer
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