Question.1213 - For this interactive discussion board, you will: 1. Visit Pew Research Center: Pew Research Center | Nonpartisan, nonadvocacy, public opinion polling and data-driven social science research | Pew Research CenterLinks to an external site.2. Select a social topic you are interested in (go to research topics). 3. Identify a report with at least 1 frequency table or graph. 4. Once you have identified the report, write a discussion post (minimum of 150 words) describing the context of the frequency table or graph. Be sure to include the question the table/graph is addressing, the variables being measured, and the type of table/graph being used. You should also include the levels of measurement for each key variable. Make sure to provide the link to the report in your initial discussion post.
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