Dataset: The dataset for this portion of the assignment is data from the Seattle Public Safety Survey. There are multiple variables that capture information about the respondents and their views on public safety related issues in the Seattle area. To be eligible to complete the survey, respondents need to live and/or work in Seattle. This is the same dataset you will be using for your midterm, so it would beneficially to take the time to understand the data. 5. (2 points). Request frequency tables for Educational Attainment (EDUCATION) and Household Income (INCOME). Answer the below questions. a. What is the mode for Educational Attainment? b. What % of respondents have a high school diploma? c. For respondents who provided information about their income, what % have a household income that is less than $100,000? d. What is the scale of measurement for the variable Household Income? 6. (1 points). Recode Household Income into the following categories: Less than $100,000, $100,000-$199,999, More than $200,000. Request a frequency table and copy and paste it below. 7. (2 points). Request and report the mean, media, mode, range, variance, and standard deviation for the variable Fear of Crime (FEAR_CRIME_SCALE). Now, filter your data so that you are only looking at respondents who reported they were victimized at least once (VCTM_YES). Request and report on the same statistics you ran prior to filtering your data. 8. (4 points). Compute a new variable (POLICE_LEGITIMACY_SCALE) by summing the following variables: POLICE_LEGITIMACY_1 through POLICE_LEGITMACY_10. a. Report all measures of central tendency and variation for this new variable. b. Now, ask SPSS to convert this new variable to Z-scores and report all measures of central tendency and variation for this new variable. c. Create an histogram for both the POLICE_LEGITIMACY_SCALE variable and the variable of Z-scores. Paste them below. 9. What is the standard error of the mean for the variable Social Disorganization (SOCIAL_DISORGANIZATION_SCALE)?