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MEAN OF RESPODENT AGE

Running Head: MEAN OF RESPODENT AGE 2

Mean of Respondent Age

Student Name

Date

Mean of respondent AGE

Descriptive Statistics

N

Mean

Std. Deviation

AGE OF RESPONDENT

505

48.27

17.145

Valid N (listwise)

505

You can potentially gain a lot of valuable detail during analysis of their feedback by surveying age ranges and using appropriate survey questions to identify the age demographic of the people who took your survey by surveying age ranges and using appropriate survey questions to identify the age demographic of the people who took your survey.

The following table show the different aviation of the variables. Total sum is 505 and mean of the variable age is 48.27 means there is 48.27 variation and 17.145 deviations of the variables

Descriptive Statistics

N

Minimum

Maximum

Mean

Std. Deviation

Rs occupational prestige score (2010)

482

17

80

45.47

13.947

R's socioeconomic index (2010)

482

12.4

92.8

50.215

23.4844

AGE OF RESPONDENT

505

18

89

48.27

17.145

NUMBER OF CHILDREN

505

0

8

1.61

1.569

ARE YOU A CITIZEN OF AMERICA?

254

1

2

1.10

.304

NUMBER OF COLLEGE-LEVEL SCI COURSES R HAVE TAKEN

115

1

50

6.24

8.705

FAMILY INCOME IN CONSTANT DOLLARS

457

370

160742

62354.62

52512.386

RESPONDENT INCOME IN CONSTANT DOLLARS

310

370

158657

45967.22

41388.340

RS HIGHEST DEGREE

507

0

4

1.97

1.389

DOES R OWN OR RENT HOME?

313

1

3

1.46

.524

HIGHEST YEAR OF SCHOOL COMPLETED

507

2

20

14.29

3.353

EMAIL HOURS PER WEEK

273

0

150

9.15

16.097

SHOULD MARIJUANA BE MADE LEGAL

332

1

2

1.40

.490

NUMBER OF HOURS USUALLY WORK A WEEK

11

15

60

40.64

11.977

MARITAL STATUS

505

1

5

2.68

1.735

HAVE GUN IN HOME

344

1

3

1.89

.381

POLITICAL PARTY AFFILIATION

498

0

7

2.37

1.888

RACE OF RESPONDENT

507

1

3

1.50

.766

FAMILY INCOME IN CONSTANT $

457

237

134817

45500.48

44529.499

RESPONDENTS INCOME

310

1

12

10.89

2.446

RESPONDENTS SEX

507

1

2

1.54

.499

SEXUAL ORIENTATION

446

1

3

2.93

.350

SIZE OF PLACE IN 1000S

507

2

8175

1234.82

2596.137

HOURS PER DAY WATCHING TV

313

0

20

2.64

2.249

DOES R OR SPOUSE BELONG TO UNION

354

1

4

3.59

.969

IS R US CITIZEN

126

1

4

1.43

.572

R FEELS DISCRIMINATED BECAUSE OF RACE

258

1

2

1.96

.202

R FEELS DISCRIMINATED BECAUSE OF GENDER

259

1

2

1.95

.219

R SELF-EMP OR WORKS FOR SOMEBODY

486

1

2

1.85

.356

LABOR FORCE STATUS

506

1

8

2.87

2.304

WWW HOURS PER WEEK

262

0

122

14.55

18.943

Valid N (listwise)

0

The following table shows the different variables' mean results The mean is the average of the numbers. You can potentially gain a lot of valuable detail during the analysis of their feedback by surveying age ranges and using appropriate survey questions to identify the age demographic of the people who took your survey by surveying age ranges and using appropriate survey questions to identify the age demographic of the people who took your survey.

The following table shows the different aviation variables. The total sum is 505 and the mean of the variable age is 48.27 means there is 48.27 variation and 17.145 deviations of the variables

The findings reveal that the age coefficient has a negative impact on firearms. The number of guns drops as people get older, although this has no effect on the model. Citizenship has a beneficial effect on guns but has no effect on the model. Furthermore, Races has a beneficial effect on Guns, with a minimal effect on the model. Furthermore, the value of the constant in the second model has a substantial impact on the model. Furthermore, the value of weapons has a detrimental influence on low-income people, because those with higher wealth will buy fewer firearms for security reasons, and the number of persons buying weapons for security purposes will decrease by 1%. Citizen and Guns are unaffected by any of the other variables in this model.

The key purpose is to use these two regressions to assess the analysis's intermediate impacts. We use the Sobel test to accomplish this (see Appendix 05). The Sobel test statistics are 0.34, 0.54, and 0.46, with related p-values, indicating IV and DV (in this example, guns, and age) and associated p-values, that is, the observed p-value is not lower than the specified alpha 0.05 level, suggesting IV and DV (in this case, guns and age). Because of intermediates (weapons), the relationship between citizens and ethnicity in low-income homes is not included in the model; in other words, there is no evidence of mediation.