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Variable Name: BOOKS Question: “Which of the following books have you read?” Choices: A Catcher in the Rye B Grapes of Wrath C Catch-22 D Tom Sawyer

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Variable Name: BOOKS Question: “Which of the following books have you read?” Choices: A Catcher in the Rye B Grapes of Wrath C Catch-22 D Tom Sawyer

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You will have the following variables in your data set: BOOKS: the total number of items checked BOOKSA: was Catcher in the Rye checked (default = 1) or unchecked (default = 0) BOOKSB: was Grapes of Wrath checked (default = 1) or unchecked (default = 0) BOOKSC: was Catch-22 checked (default = 1) or unchecked (default = 0) BOOKSD: was Tom Sawyer checked (default = 1) or unchecked (default = 0) To skip if more than one item was checked, you would enter the following restriction in your Skip Element If*: statement: BOOKS > 1 To skip if choice ‘A’ was checked, you would enter the following restriction in your Skip Element If*: statement: BOOKSA = 1

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