Set #10 Answer Key Codebook for PS10_Honolulu.sav file 1. Enter the variable type (nominal, ordinal, continuous) (2 points) Variable Name Label Values (if categorical) EDUC Education Level 1=none 2=primary 3=intermediate 4=high school 5=technical school 6=university AGE years -SMOKE Smoking Status 0=no 1=yes PHYS_ACT Physical Activity at Home 1=mostly sitting 2=moderate BLD_GLC Blood Glucose (mg/dL) -BMI Body Mass Index -CHOLEST Pre-program Serum -Cholesterol (mg/dL) Variable Type 2. RECODES. Be sure to enter value labels as well as variable labels (6 points) a. Recode Age into the following categories & paste the frequency table into this document. 1= under 51 2= 51-55 3= over 55 b. Recode BMI into the following categories & paste the frequency table into this document. 1=normal weight (18.5-24.9) 2=overweight (25.0-29.9) 3=obese (30.0+) Instructions for Questions #3-5: Use the Exam2_Honolulu SPSS file to answer these three questions. Remember to check the number of persons in each independent IV category in order to determine if you will compute the parametric or equivalent non-parametric statistical test. Tests to select from include independent t-test, one-way ANOVA, Mann-Whitney U test, or the Kruskal-Wallis H test. Remember to look at the number of the people in each group when deciding which test to use. 3. Does blood glucose level differ by the recoded BMI variable with three categories? NOTE: Use the recoded 3 category racemom_r variable. (4 points) DV (and level of measurement - report categories if nominal or ordinal): IV (and level of measurement - report categories if nominal or ordinal): Test: Write-up: 4. Is the continuous age variable different by the physical activity level at home? (4 points) DV (and level of measurement - report categories if nominal or ordinal): IV (and level of measurement - report categories if nominal or ordinal): Test: Write-up: 5. Is pre-program serum cholesterol different by the recoded categorized age variable? (4 points) DV (and level of measurement - report categories if nominal or ordinal): IV (and level of measurement - report categories if nominal or ordinal): Test: Write-up