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    The document provides frequency and percentage data from a survey of 171 students. The survey included questions about students' and their parents' and siblings' drinking behaviors. However, the sample size was smaller than intended, limiting the ability to draw conclusions from the results. Some students did not answer all questions, accounting for frequencies not adding up to the total number of respondents.

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    The document provides frequency and percentage data from a survey of 171 students. The survey included questions about students' and their parents' and siblings' drinking behaviors. However, the sample size was smaller than intended, limiting the ability to draw conclusions from the results. Some students did not answer all questions, accounting for frequencies not adding up to the total number of respondents.

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    Samuel Bates
    The document provides frequency and percentage data from a survey of 171 students. The survey included questions about students' and their parents' and siblings' drinking behaviors. However, the sample size was smaller than intended, limiting the ability to draw conclusions from the results. Some students did not answer all questions, accounting for frequencies not adding up to the total number of respondents.

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    Frequencies of 171 students.

    The primary reason my tests did not render any positive results is because of my small
    sample size. The goal was 300-350 students, only 171 students took the survey. This is a snap
    shot of the variables I was using. Keep in mind that the frequencies are the number of instances
    the variable occurred within my sample; the percentage is the number of occurrences of a
    variable in relation to a 100 point scale. I have three variables paired together. The percentages
    within each pair add up to 100 percent; the frequencies do not. Please not that there are cases
    of students not answering all of the questions. This will cause the frequencies to not add up to
    171; these were taken out before the data analysis.

    Frequency

    Percentage

    Parents drink

    37

    23.4

    Parents do not drink

    120

    75.9

    Siblings drink

    77

    82.8

    Siblings do not drink

    14

    8.2

    Students drink

    141

    87

    Students do not drink

    19

    11.1

    Frequnecies

    Percentages

    Students drink

    Students don't drink

    Siblings drink

    Siblings don't drink

    Parents drink

    Parents don't drink


    0

    40

    80

    120

    160

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