When people are asked, “Is the country on the right track?” some will think of economic issues, whereas others will think of social issues. Use the recoded “right track/wrong track” variable as your...

When people are asked, “Is the country on the right track?” some will think of economic issues, whereas others will think of social issues. Use the recoded “right track/wrong track” variable as your dependent variable, and the Traditionalism Index and the Economic Optimism Index as your independent variables. Create a table of your results. Then, make predictions for

a. Someone who is at the mean of 7 on the Economic Optimism Index and a 0 on the Traditionalism Index

b. Someone who is at the mean of 7 on the Economic Optimism Index and a 16 on the Traditionalism Index

c. Someone who is at the mean of 9 on the Traditional Values Index and a 0 on the Economic Optimism Index

d. Someone who is at the mean of 9 on the Traditional Values Index and a 16 on the

Economic Optimism Index What do these examples tell you regarding which independent variable has the larger effect on the dependent variable?