Hello!
I'm currently brainstorming ideas for a statistics paper. The only requirements is that it must have three, and only three, variables. I'll be doing cross-tabulations (possibly standardized cross-tabs as well) and chi2 tests. One idea I have is how educated a person is and how often they pray and how that effects confidence in the scientific community. However, I can't show causality, because perhaps people who have little confidence in the scientific community are both less likely to get graduate degrees and more likely to pray.
I'm using data from the GSS, so there are a lot of choices for variables. If you have any ideas (don't worry about them being in the GSS, I'll take care of that, obviously) that would be interesting, I'd love to hear them! Any ideas! Any ideas at all! Political, Social, Family of Origin, Gender, Education, Gun Laws, Abortion Views, etc.
I'm currently brainstorming ideas for a statistics paper. The only requirements is that it must have three, and only three, variables. I'll be doing cross-tabulations (possibly standardized cross-tabs as well) and chi2 tests. One idea I have is how educated a person is and how often they pray and how that effects confidence in the scientific community. However, I can't show causality, because perhaps people who have little confidence in the scientific community are both less likely to get graduate degrees and more likely to pray.
I'm using data from the GSS, so there are a lot of choices for variables. If you have any ideas (don't worry about them being in the GSS, I'll take care of that, obviously) that would be interesting, I'd love to hear them! Any ideas! Any ideas at all! Political, Social, Family of Origin, Gender, Education, Gun Laws, Abortion Views, etc.
