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Mainstage Variable

pacssf

Cambridge Scale females: father's job

Datafile

indresp

Index term

Employment: Industrial and Occupational Classification

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
inapplicable	-8	13257	91.94%
proxy	-7	965	6.69%
[Value >= 0]	1	197	1.37%
	Total	14419	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
34.43	14222	1.22	98.85	23.08	197

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
inapplicable	-8	13673	91.93%
proxy	-7	948	6.37%
[Value >= 0]	1	252	1.69%
	Total	14873	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
32.5	14621	1.31	88.88	22.06	252

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	2	0.01%
inapplicable	-8	14101	91.61%
proxy	-7	977	6.35%
[Value >= 0]	1	312	2.03%
	Total	15392	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
31.65	15080	1.22	95.52	20.68	312

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	47	0.3%
inapplicable	-8	14294	91.53%
proxy	-7	982	6.29%
[Value >= 0]	1	294	1.88%
	Total	15617	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
33.6	15323	1.34	87.85	20.95	294

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	32	0.2%
inapplicable	-8	14469	91.63%
proxy	-7	1014	6.42%
[Value >= 0]	1	276	1.75%
	Total	15791	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
31.6	15515	1.34	87.85	21.21	276

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	21	0.13%
inapplicable	-8	15040	92.62%
proxy	-7	891	5.49%
[Value >= 0]	1	286	1.76%
	Total	16238	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
33.66	15952	0.55	97.7	21.16	286

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	30	0.18%
inapplicable	-8	15378	92.66%
proxy	-7	889	5.36%
[Value >= 0]	1	300	1.81%
	Total	16597	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
32.43	16297	0.6	87.85	21.12	300

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	38	0.2%
inapplicable	-8	17569	93.12%
proxy	-7	801	4.25%
[Value >= 0]	1	459	2.43%
	Total	18867	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
33.95	18408	1.31	89.73	20.1	459

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	58	0.37%
inapplicable	-8	14157	90.73%
proxy	-7	522	3.35%
[Value >= 0]	1	866	5.55%
	Total	15603	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
29.5	14737	0.99	97.7	20.38	866

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	204	1.31%
inapplicable	-8	10701	68.5%
proxy	-7	435	2.78%
[Value >= 0]	1	4283	27.41%
	Total	15623	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
27.42	11340	0.55	97.7	19.59	4283

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	1	0.01%
inapplicable	-8	8298	76.09%
proxy	-7	358	3.28%
[Value >= 0]	1	2249	20.62%
	Total	10906	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
27.86	8657	0.55	98.62	19.29	2249

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	37	0.36%
inapplicable	-8	1174	11.44%
proxy	-7	352	3.43%
[Value >= 0]	1	8701	84.77%
	Total	10264	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
27.75	1563	0.55	98.85	18.62	8701

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