I need help analyzing the GSS table. I need to find percentages, for example degree of difference in approval ratings, difference between the various variable of much better to divorce, better to divorce, worse to divorce, much worse to divorce. Thank you! The website we used is: https://sda.berkeley.edu/sdaweb/analysis/?dataset=gss14

SDA 4.1.3: Tables

General Social Survey Cumulative Datafile 1972-2014

Apr 25, 2022 (Mon 05:30 PM PDT)

Variables
Role	Name	Label	Range	MD	Dataset
Row	DIVKIDS	KIDS BETTER IF BAD MARRGE ENDED BY DIV	1-4	0,8,9	1
Column	SEX	RESPONDENTS SEX	1-2	0	1

Frequency Distribution
Cells contain: -Column percent -Row percent -N of cases	SEX
1 MALE	2 FEMALE	ROW TOTAL
DIVKIDS	1: MUCH BETTER TO DIV	18.0 35.3 84	25.4 64.7 154	22.2 100.0 238
2: BETTER TO DIVORCE	44.0 38.2 205	54.5 61.8 331	50.0 100.0 536
3: WORSE TO DIVORCE	26.0 62.4 121	12.0 37.6 73	18.1 100.0 194
4: MUCH WORSE TO DIV	12.0 53.3 56	8.1 46.7 49	9.8 100.0 105
COL TOTAL	100.0 43.4 466	100.0 56.6 607	100.0 100.0 1,073
Means	2.32	2.03	2.15
Std Devs	.91	.84	.88

Color coding:	<-2.0	<-1.0	<0.0	>0.0	>1.0	>2.0	Z
N in each cell:	Smaller than expected	Larger than expected

Summary Statistics
Eta* =	.16		Gamma =	-.28		Chisq-P(3) =	44.80	(p= 0.00)
R =	-.16		Tau-b =	-.16		Chisq-LR(3) =	44.68	(p= 0.00)
Somers' d* =	-.19		Tau-c =	-.18
*Row variable treated as the dependent variable.

Allocation of cases
Valid cases	1,073
Cases with invalid codes on row or column variable	58,526
Total cases	59,599

Datasets
1	/html/D3/GSS14
2	/html/Npubvars/GSS14

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