34 points SPSS Problem 1) Paste the crosstab into your homework. (Note you can r

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34 points SPSS Problem 1) Paste the crosstab into your homework. (Note you can right click the table and select "autofit to window" in your word document.) Give the table an appropriate title: Percentage distribution of dependent variable by independent variable, sample and year. Underneath the table, describe what you observe about the relationship between social class and health. Calculate the percentage point difference across working class and middle class respondents with respect to "excellent" health (vs. all other health categories) (8 points: 2 for table,2 for title, 2 for description of the overall relationship, 2 for percentage point difference calculation.) Now you will create partial tables using happiness "happy" as a control variable. Following the instructions above, add "happy" in the "layer 1 of 1" window. Click "ok." Percentage distribution of dependent variable by independent variable Case Processing Summary Cases Total Missing Valid Percent Percent Percent 531 35.4% 1500 100.0% Real Recoded Health 969 64,6% omg SUBJECTIVE CLASS IDENTIFICATION Real Recoded Health omg SUBJECTIVE CLASS IDENTIFICATION Crosstabulation SUBJECTIVE CLASSIDENTFICATION 275 Real Retoded Heath within SUBJECTIVE 79.2% 68,6% CLASS IDENTIFICATION 10 whin SUBJECTIVE 191% 314% CLASS IDENTIFICATION 40 476 100.0% 100.0% within SUBJECTIVE 100.0% CLASS IDENTIFICATION

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From the table it can be observed that for all classes, more number of people have excellent health. For people with excellent health, the highest number are in working class. For people with other health category the maximum number are in middle class. The percentage point difference in working and middle class with respect to excellent health is 79.2 - 68.6 = 10.6%.

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