Question: The file P 0 2 _ 0 3 . xlsx contains data from a survey of 3 9 9 people regarding a government environmental policy.
The file Pxlsx contains data from a survey of people regarding a government environmental policy.
Which of the variables in this data set are categorical? Which of these are nominal; which are ordinal?
For each categorical variable, create a column chart of counts.
Recode the data into a new data set, making four transformations: change Gender to list Male or Female; change Children to list No children or At least one child; change Salary to be categorical with categories Less than $KBetween $K and $KBetween $K and $K and Greater than $K where you can treat the breakpoints however you like; and change Opinion to be a numeric code from to for Strongly Disagree to Strongly Agree. Then create a column chart of counts for the new Salary variable.Person Age Gender State Children Salary Opinion
Young California $ Agree
Young Texas $ Neutral
Young Illinois $ Strongly disagree
Young California $ Strongly disagree
Young Virginia $ Strongly disagree
Young California $ Strongly disagree
Young Arizona $ Strongly disagree
Young Virginia $ Disagree
Young Ohio $ Disagree
Young California $ Strongly disagree
Young Minnesota $ Disagree
Young Minnesota $ Neutral
Young New York $ Disagree
Young Arizona $ Disagree
Young Virginia $ Strongly agree
Young Arizona $ Agree
Young Florida $ Agree
Young Ohio $ Neutral
Young Virginia $ Strongly agree
Young California $ Strongly disagree
Young Ohio $ Neutral
Young Arizona $ Strongly agree
Young New York $ Neutral
Young Virginia $ Disagree
Young Ohio $ Agree
Young Florida $ Disagree
Young California $ Neutral
Young Florida $ Strongly disagree
Young Florida $ Agree
Young Ohio $ Neutral
Young Texas $ Strongly agree
Young Ohio $ Neutral
Young Michigan $ Agree
Young Ohio $ Disagree
Young Virginia $ Agree
Young California $ Strongly disagree
Young New York $ Neutral
Young Minnesota $ Neutral
Young California $ Strongly disagree
Young Arizona $ Strongly agree
Young Florida $ Agree
Young Arizona $ Strongly agree
Young Michigan $ Strongly disagree
Young Illinois $ Strongly disagree
Young Michigan $ Strongly disagree
Young Illinois $ Agree
Young Illinois $ Disagree
Young Virginia $ Strongly agree
Young Florida $ Disagree
Young California $ Disagree
Young Florida $ Strongly agree
Young Michigan $ Agree
Young Minnesota $ Strongly agree
Young Virginia $ Disagree
Young Texas $ Agree
Young Minnesota $ Disagree
Young Michigan $ Strongly disagree
Young Ohio $ Strongly agree
Young New York $ Strongly agree
Young Michigan $ Strongly agree
Young Florida $ Strongly disagree
Young Virginia $ Strongly disagree
Young California $ Strongly agree
Young California $ Strongly agree
Young New York $ Strongly agree
Young Arizona $ Strongly agree
Young Michigan $ Agree
Young Virginia $ Disagree
Young Arizona $ Agree
Young Texas $ Disagree
Young Arizona $ Disagree
Young Virginia $ Neutral
Young Michigan $ Neutral
Young Virginia $ Neutral
Young Virginia $ Neutral
Young Arizona $ Agree
Young New York $ Strongly disagree
Young Ohio $ Agree
Young Virginia $ Strongly agree
Young Texas $ Disagree
Young Arizona $ Disagree
Young Arizona $ Agree
Young Virginia $ Neutral
Young Florida $ Disagree
Young Minnesota $ Strongly agree
Young Florida $ Strongly disagree
Young Arizona $ Strongly disagree
Middleaged Texas $ Strongly agree
Middleaged Virginia $ Strongly disagree
Middleaged California $ Strongly agree
Middleaged Texas $ Neutral
Middleaged California $ Disagree
Middleaged Michigan $ Disagree
Middleaged Texas $ Agree
Middleaged Virginia $ Strongly disagree
Middleaged Illinois $
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