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Exercise #6
Clint Ferguson
SOWK 300
Tuskegee University
60
Like Rap Percent
50
40
30
20
10
0
18-29 30-39 40 and older
Age Category
90
80
Like Rap Percent
70
60
50
40 White
30 Black
20
10
0
18-29 30-39 40 and older
Age category
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Bivariate Hypothesis: The age of a person affects his or her outlook on rap music. The older a
person is the less likely they are to like rap music. In this way a small percent of respondents in
the 40 and older age category will like rap music compared to respondents in the 18-29 age
category. As respondents get older the percent of those who like rap music will go down.
Multivirate Hypothesis: The age of a person has an impact on his or her outlook on rap music.
The younger a person is the more likely they will like rap. Black respondents will tend to like rap
music more than white respondents. Among both races the percent of those who like rap will
Bivariate Discussion: The older a person gets the less likely they will like rap music. The
younger respondents are the more likely they will like rap. 52.4 percent of respondents in the 18-
29 age category like rap compared to 21.5 percent of respondents in the 40 and older age
category who dislike rap music. In our 3 age category’s what we see is a steady decline in those
Multivariate Discussion: Respondents who like rap were greater in all age category’s for
Black people than White people. For both races the percent of respondents who like rap declined
as the age category got older. 81.6 percent of Black respondents in the age category 18-29 like
rap compared to 44.7 percent of White respondents. In the 40 and older age category 18 percent
Rap (DV)
White Black
Attitude About 18-29 30-39 40 and older Attitude About 18-29 30-39 40 and older
Like Rap 44.7 34.3 18.0 Like Rap 81.6 71.8 40.5
Dislike Rap 55.3 65.7 82.0 Dislike Rap 18.4 28.2 59.5
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