4. You are interested in determining whether there is a relationship between a person's race/ethnicity and their perceptions of the police. Before you examine this relationship, you decide to recode your Race (v1002) variable into four dichotomous variables designed to capture whether respondents are Caucasian, African American, Hispanic, and Other. Use the recode into difference variables function to perform this task. Once you have recoded the race/ethnicity variables (make sure to account for missing data), run a frequency distribution and report the percentages for all of the following new variables: 1. Recode the Race variable so that White/Anglo, not Hispanic equals 1 and all other racial categories equal zero. Name the new variable Caucasian. 2. Recode the Race variable so that Black/African-American equals 1 and all other racial categories equal zero. Name the new variable African American. 3. Recode the Race variable so that Hispanic/Latino equals 1 and all other racial categories equal zero. Name the new variable Hispanic. 4. Recode the Race variable so that All Remaining Categories (i.e., American Indian, Asian, etc.) equals 1 and White/Black/Hispanic equal zero. Name the new variable Other