SDA 1.2: Tables
CPS Internet and Computer Use Supplement (Aug 2000) |
| Jan 26, 2002 (Sat 08:53 PM Eastern Standard Time) |
| Variables |
| Role |
Name |
Label |
Range |
MD |
| Row |
educ(Recoded) |
Demographics-highest level of school completed |
1-2 |
|
| Weight |
rweight |
Relative weight |
-.00000004-4.34921174 |
|
|
See how lopsided
the categories are? This can happen when you collapse 16 categories down
to 2.
"High" includes
anyone with more than eighth grade. Do you agree? Does this category system
make sense?
| Frequency Distribution |
Cells contain:
-Column percent
-N of cases |
Distribution |
| educ |
1 low |
6.6
6,215 |
| 2 high |
93.4
88,605 |
| COL TOTAL |
100.0
94,821 |
|
| Summary Statistics |
| Mean = |
1.93 |
|
Std Dev = |
.25 |
|
Coef var = |
.13 |
| Median = |
2.00 |
|
Variance = |
.06 |
|
Min = |
1.00 |
| Mode = |
2.00 |
|
Skewness = |
-3.51 |
|
Max = |
2.00 |
| Sum = |
183,425.79 |
|
Kurtosis = |
10.33 |
|
Range = |
1.00 |
| Inference about the mean: |
| Std Err = |
.00 |
|
CV(mean) = |
.00 |
|
| Statistics exclude missing-data and out-of-range values. |
Recode for 'educ'
1 = 31-34 "low"; 2 = 35-46 "high"
|
Text for 'educ'
What is the highest level of school you have completed or the
highest degree you have received?(peeduca)
Text for 'rweight'
Relative weight for CPS 2000.
The weight 'pwsswgt' is scaled so that the sum of the
weights is equal to the number of valid cases.
**
Created by COMPUTE version 1.2
on Mar 02, 2001 (Fri 10:49 AM Eastern Standard Time)
rweight = weight * 121745 / 274301983.771
Input variable:
weight: Final weight(pwsswgt)
From study: D:\SDAweb\SDACPS2000
|
|
| Allocation of cases (unweighted) |
| Valid cases |
95,296 |
Cases with invalid codes on
row variable |
39,690 |
| Total cases |
134,986 |
|
