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For these questions you need to say what kind of table you would ask SPSS to produce. Be very
precise! Say which variable would be in the row and column (if appropriate) and also any other
calculations you would ask SPSS to include, such as percentages. It may be helpful to draw the empty
tables, including column and row headings.
There are a total of 2,000 respondents, with roughly equal numbers of males and females. These
2,000 individuals live in approximately 1,200 households, so in some instances data has been
collected on more than one individual per household.
What tables would you produce to represent the following information, or to answer the question:
1. Employment status FREQUENCY TABLE
2. Employment status broken down by gender CROSSTABS
3. Gross annual income and gender CUSTOM TABLES
4. Gross annual income and employment status CUSTOM TABLES
5. Can money buy happiness? CUSTOM TABLES
6. Warning: Children can seriously damage your wealth! Create new NOMINAL
VARIABLE (Has children vs. No children). Use new variable to create CROSSTABS
7. Some individuals are not working but are also not claiming benefits. What tables
would you produce to find out more about why these people are not claiming
benefits? CROSSTABS – Savings x Employment Status