Using R No random output please. Please, review A Special Note on Weights on p.21 in the Pollock book before starting this Homework 2. GSS. Your variables are partyid_3 and egalit_scale3. Your hypothesis:

In comparison of individuals, those with stronger egalitarian beliefs are more likely to be Democrats than are those with weaker egalitarian beliefs.

1. What type is your IV and what type is your DV (nominal ordinal, interval, ratio)? Please, run frequencies for each variable, include the commands and results, and identify the types (1 point)

2. What descriptive test do you need to run to test your hypothesis? Why? (1 point)

3. Run the correct descriptive test, please, make sure to include the correct command and results. (1 point)

4. Do you support or reject your hypothesis based on the descriptive test, please, include numbers to support your decision. (1 point)

5. What is an appropriate test of significance you should use to determine if the relationship between your variables does not happen by chance? Why? (1 point)

6. Run the appropriate test of significance. Please, make sure to include the correct command and results. (1 point).

7. Say whether the relationship you see is significant or not, give the statistic that backs this up (1 point).

8. Find the variable educ_2. This is your control variable. Now include your control, run the descriptive test with your control variable (make sure to include the correct output and command). Do you accept or reject your hypothesis after adding control? Explain. (1 point)

9. Obtain significance for each category of your control variable (1 point for the correct output and commands).

10. Do you support or reject your working hypothesis after including the control variable? Explain. Make sure to include numbers from the test results to back up your explanation. (1 point)