(Dataset: gss. Variable: attend, wtss ) The General Social

Survey (GSS) provides a rich array of variables that permit scholars to study religiosity among the adult population. The gss dataset contains attend, a 9-point ordered factor that measures how often respondents attend religious services. Values can range from "Never attend" to "Attend more than once a week".

1. The shell of a bar chart is given below. The categories of attend appear along the horizontal axis. What would a bar chart of attend look like if this variable had maximum dispersion? Sketch inside the axes a bar chart that would depict maximum dispersion.

2. What would a bar chart of attend look like if this variable had no dispersion? Inside the axes, sketch a bar chart that would depict no dispersion.

1. Run freqC on attend. (The freqC function will accommodate attend's long value labels.)
2. The mode of attend is ______________. The median
3. of attend is ______________.
4. Based on your examination of the frequency
5. distribution and bar chart, you would conclude that attend has (Circle one.)
6. low dispersion. high dispersion.
7. Explain your reasoning, making specific reference to the frequency distribution and bar chart.

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1. Print the bar chart you created in part C.
2. Exercise a skill you learned inChapter 1. Use printC to
3. produce a nicely edited table of the frequency distribution you created in part C. Edit the table in word- processing software (e.g., Word). Print the edited table.