poles of an issue, with only a few individuals populating the more moderate, middle-of-the-road positions. In this exercise you will decide whether consensus, dissensus, or polarization best describes public opinion, as measured by three NES variables: opinions about allowing people brought to this country illegally as children to stay in the United States (immig_chidon), opinions on whether marijuana should be legalized (grass ), and opinions about how well the president is performing his job (pres_job). The question regarding children brought illegally is measured on a 6-point scale, from "Should send back-favor a great deal" (point 1) to "Should allow to stay-favor a great deal" (point 6). The marijuana legalization question uses a 3-point scale: "Favor" (point 1), "Neither favor nor oppose" (point 2), and "Oppose" (point 3). Presidential job approval is measured on a 4-point scale, from "Approve strongly" (point 1) to "Disapprove strongly" (point 4).# G. Obtain frequency distributions and bar charts for immig_chldr grass, and pres_job. Remember to weight the analyses using nesw. In the tables that follow, write the appropriate percentage next to each question mark. Send back children brought to U.S. illegally? Percentage 1. Should send back-favor a great deal 2. Should send back-favor a moderate amount