Sociology 2205A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Interval Ratio, Central Tendency, Dependent And Independent Variables

• School: Western University
• Department: Sociology
• Course: Sociology 2205A/B
• Professor: O' Brien James

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Part a: level of education of individuals reported as highest degree earned. Ordinal: employment rates of various canadian cities. Ratio/interval: country of birth of individuals. Nominal: average happiness of people across different countries, measured on 7 point scale (high score. N= 365 (79 + 365 + 1) 100. The percentage of all high grads at sally"s work place is 82. 02. I added up all of high school values and i got 445. Then i did division, sally"s /total and multiplied by 100 to get the percentages. The proportion of university undergrads workers at mehmet"s workplace is 24. 48. I got this proportion with add up all the workplace 3 (mehmet"s law firm) value then i got 241. After this, i did division mehmet"s law firm university undergrad value divided by. N = 230 + 3 (26 + 79 + 13 + 124 + 230 + 3) 100.