Besides phone numbers, what are the other categorical variables in your survey? (The survey asks for family size, the kind of pets they have, the grade of the youngest child in the family, the family's annual income in dollars, what the dad does for a living, whether the mom works, and their phone number.)
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Family size, dad's occupation, whether mom works, and kind of pets

Dad's occupation, whether mom works, and kind of pets

Grade of youngest child, dad's occupation, whether mom works, and kind of pets

Everything but family size

Eve

Question

Besides phone numbers, what are the other categorical variables in your survey? (The survey asks for family size, the kind of pets they have, the grade of the youngest child in the family, the family's annual income in dollars, what the dad does for a living, whether the mom works, and their phone number.)
(Points : 1)
       Family size, dad's occupation, whether mom works, and kind of pets

       Dad's occupation, whether mom works, and kind of pets

       Grade of youngest child, dad's occupation, whether mom works, and kind of pets

       Everything but family size

       Eve

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

can u help?

anonymous · Answer

You can shove everything that isn't a number into the "catagorical variable section".

On the side note, though, if you are planning to run an experiment with your results, catagorical variables will need to be changed into quantitative variables. Also, Yes/No questions should be turned into dummy variables. If you're not, then disregard this last bit.

anonymous · Answer

hey can u help me some more?

timaashorty · Answer

A medal or at least a thank you might have gave you more help.

anonymous · Answer

I wouldn't say that, but I don't frequent this site very often. Do you still need help with anything?