7. Your instructor will help the class create a data file consisting of the values for class mem- hers of characteristics such as GE = gender. AG= age in years. HI=high school GPA (on a four-point scale), CO= college GPA, DH = distance (in miles) of the campus from your home town, DR distance (un miles) of the classroom from your cun ent residence, NE = number of times a week you read a newspaper. 7V= average number of hours per week that you watch TV, SP = average number of hours per week that you participate in sports or have other physical exercise, VE= whether you are a vegetaran (yes, no). A = opin- ion about whether abortion should be legal in the first three months of pregnancy (yes, 110) P/ = political ideology (1 = very liberal, 2 = biberal, 3 = slightly liberal, 4 = mod- erate, 5 slightly conservative. 6 = conservabve, 7 = very conservative), PA = political affiliation (D=Democrat, R = Republican, I independent). RE = how often you attend religious services (never, occasionally. most weeks, every week). LD = beliet in life alter death (yes. no). AA = support affirmative action (yes, no). A number of people you know who have died from AIDS or who are HIV+ Alternauvely, you instructor may ask you to use a data file of this type already prepared in fall 1996 with a class of social science graduate students at the University of Florida, available on the World Wide Web al http://www.stat.ufl.edu/users/aa/social/data.html Using a spreadsheet program or the statistical software the instructor has chosen for your course, create a computer data file containing this information Each row of the file should contain data for a particular student, and each column should contain values of a particular charactenstic Print the data. What are some questions one might ask about these data? Homework exercises in each chapter will refer to these data