Directions: For the next three questions you will use the SPSS data located here(https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oQ9jFsEpzJ5W8GosDDZkO8xcYD2abaam/view?usp=sharing).

You will find 4 variables in the columns. I truncated the data to simplify the process for you. Know that the columns of data come from two different datasets.

The first dataset includes the variable is juvarsts.This is the total number of the arrests for cities sampled.

The other 3 variables are come from a public perceptions survey and are as follows:

1) Case: This is a numeric id assigned to each of the respondents that answered the survey. Think of this as a SSN or a Student ID. It just tell us which answers go with which respondent.

2) Parks: This measures how important the respondent thinks improving the park system is for the city 0=unimportant 1=somewhat important 2=important 3= very important

3) Gender: This is the respondents gender. 1= male 2=female

Question 5 (7 points)

In the dataset for this assessment you will see a variable titledparks. This data piece is a survey question that citizens how important it is to improve the community parks. It is measured as follows:

0=Unimportant

1=Somewhat Important

2= Important

3=Very Important

Create a frequency distribution and indicate the number of respondents that said improving the parks was important.

Question 5 options:

	230
	469
	268
	61

Question 6 (7 points)

Create a cross tabulation (pivot table) that displays how respondents answered theparksquestion based on their gender (1=male and 2=female). How many females indicated they thought improving parks was important?

Hints:

1) the table you produce will tell you how many females answered unimportant, somewhat important, important, very important. And, you will be able to tell the same for males.

Question 6 options:

	253
	216
	154
	114