The second part of your analysis report will examine your two variables separately so we know what your sample looks like. This means you will have to present appropriateunivariate descriptive...

The second part of your analysis report will examine your two variables separately so we know what your sample looks like. This means you will have to present appropriateunivariate descriptive statistics.

You must provide at least one measure of central tendency for each variable. Remember that certain measures of central tendency can only be used for certain types of variables (e.g. youcan’t take the average of a discrete variable).Explain how you made your choice for each. For continuous variables, provide at least one measure of dispersion. For discrete variables, describe how spread out the data is across the categories. Are responses spread out pretty evenly across the categories, or all clustered in one or two categories? What does this tell us about the IQV?

You will also need to present the variables graphically using the appropriate graphing technique (histogram, bar chart, pie chart) which depends on the level of measurement of your variables. Describe what each chart shows. You might want to use the chart that you generate to help you find a measure of central tendency as well as describe the dispersion for discrete variables.

TRUSTMAN [Respondent trusts management at work] R trust management at work Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative Percent Valid Strongly Agree 355 15.1 25.3 25.3 Agree 784 33.4 55.8 81.1 Disagree 215 9.2 15.3 96.4 Strongly Disagree 51 2.2 3.6 100.0 Total 1405 59.8 100.0 TRDUNION [Workers need strong unions] Workers need strong unions Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative Percent Valid Strongly Agree 140 6.0 10.5 10.5 Agree 572 24.4 42.8 53.3 Disagree 534 22.7 40.0 93.3 Strongly Disagree 89 3.8 6.7 100.0 Total 1335 56.9 100.0