C5. Youth were asked in the Monitoring the Future (MTF) 2017 survey to report how often they were drunk in the past 12 months. Responses for 3,176 twelfth graders are reported by race Race Drunk in the past 12 Months Total Black White Hispanic None 359 1,081 480 1,920 1-2 times 63 342 125 530 3-5 times 24 168 50 242 6 or more times 31 389 64 484 Total 477 1,980 719 3,176 Calculate the percentages using race as the independent variable. Is there a relationship between race and frequency of drunkenness?C7. Drawing on International Social Survey Programme data, Tsui-o Tai and Janeen Baxter (2018) examined variation in household division of labor. The following table has been adapted from their analysis to show the relationship between perceived unfairness and frequency of housework disagreement for women in their sample. a. What is the dependent variable? b. How many people are included in this table? c. What percentage of the sample felt housework divisions were unfair to women? d. Is there a relationship between perceived unfairness and frequency of housework disagreement for women? Women's Perceptions of Housework Divisions, % (N) Housework Disagreement Fair to Women Unfair to Women Total Never 43.65% (1,393) 25.62% (1,013) 33.68% (2,406) Rarely 32.09% (1,024) 30.16% (1, 192) 31.02% (2,216) Several times a year 13.19% (421) 17.56% (694) 15.61% (1, 115) Several times a month 7.80% (249) 17.28% (683) 13.05% (932) Several times a week 3.27% (104) 9.39% (371) 6.65% (475) Total 100% (3, 191) 100% (3,953) 100% (7, 144) Source: Adapted from Tsui-o Tai and Janeen Baxter, "Perceptions of Fairness and Housework Disagreement: A Comparative Analysis," Journal of Family Issues 39, no. 8 (2018): 2461-2485 at p. 2471