Table:
women
men

predicted probability

age group

18 to 24
0.11
0.07

25 to 34
0.10
0.07

35 to 44
0.07
0.06

45 to 54
0.07
0.04

55 to 64
0.04
0.03

65 and over
0.03
0.04

region

atlantic
0.08
0.05

quebec
0.05
0.04

ontario
0.08
0.06

west
0.08
0.06

marital status

married
0.06
0.04

common-law
0.08
0.03

separated/divorced
0.11
0.11

single
0.09
0.08

education

high school diploma or less
0.07
0.05

postsecondary education below the bachelor's level
0.07
0.06

bachelor's degree or higher
0.08
0.06

parents' education

both have a university degree
0.10
0.07

at least one has a university degree
0.09
0.06

neither has a university degree
0.07
0.05

do not know either parent's education level
0.04
0.05

household income

less than $40,000
0.11
0.04

$40,000 to $79,999
0.07
0.06

$80,000 or more
0.07
0.05

not stated
0.08
0.06

aboriginal identity

aboriginal
0.09
0.06

non-aboriginal
0.07
0.05

respondent's birthplace

born in canada
0.08
0.05

born outside canada
0.07
0.06

visible minority status

visible minority
0.06
0.04

not a visible minority
0.08
0.06

sexual orientation

heterosexual
0.08
0.05

homosexual/bisexual
0.07
0.07

experience of abuse before age 15

experienced physical abuse or sexual abuse
0.10
0.07

experienced both physical and sexual abuse
0.15
0.14

none
0.06
0.04

witnessed violence involving at least one parent before age 15

yes
0.10
0.08

no
0.07
0.05

experienced discrimination in the past five years

yes
0.13
0.10

no
0.06
0.04

Statement: compared with women who reported less than $40,000, women who reported $80,000 or more had a lower probability of being cyberstalked.
Question: which group had a lower probability of being cyberstalked, women who reported less than $40,000 or women who reported $80,000 or more?
Answer: $80,000 or more