- A. An explicit relationship between the independent variable and dependent variable that shows an influence of the independent variable on the dependent variable.
B.
- 1. Not mutually exclusive.
- 2. That’s fine. IV is religiousness. DV is opposition of state lottery.
- 3. No. It doesn’t compare categories of the independent variable.
- 4. Yes.
IV.
- A. Democrats are more likely to rate Clinton’s job as president as good/excellent than Republicans are.
Part affiliation.
Nominal? Could also be considered ordinal.
VI.
- 1. Age.
- 2. Support/opposition to this bill.
- 3. No. It doesn’t have percentages for the independent variable. The rows should add to 100%.
- 4. should be a)