SOC In this exercise, you will follow up on Problems 8.17 and 8.18, in which you compared several pairs of religious affiliations (Protestants and Catholics, Protestants and “Nones”) for significant differences in level of education (educ) and self-rated social position (rank). We will now use One-Way ANOVA to compare all five categories of the relig variable in a single test.

● Click the SPSS icon on your desktop.

● Load the GSS2012 database.

● Click Analyze S Compare Means S One-Way ANOVA.

● Find educ and rank in the list of variables and move them into the “Dependent List” box.

● Find relig in the list of variables and move it into the “Factor” box.

● Click Options and click the box next to Descriptive in the “Statistics” box to get statistical information on each category of relig. Click Continue.

● Click OK and the results of the test will be printed to the SPSS output window.

● Find the group means, the F ratio, degrees of freedom, and the “Sig.” (which is the exact probability of getting this difference if is true) and report the results of the test in a few sentences.