Table:
human rights
respect for law
gender equality
linguistic duality
ethnic and cultural diversity
aboriginal culture

percent believing to a great extent that canadians share beliefs

total
54
47
47
31
41
26

age group

15-24
57
44
54
39
52
31

25-34
58
43
53
29
47
25

35-44
57
50
51
31
44
28

45-54
54
49
44
28
39
27

55-64
53
50
42
28
36
23

65-74
48
45
39
29
30
22

75
44
43
38
30
26
24

highest level of education completed

less than high school
46
42
44
38
39
31

high school
51
42
46
33
40
28

post-secondary diploma
52
44
47
29
39
25

university degree
64
57
51
25
45
22

household income

less than $20,000
52
47
45
38
41
33

$20,000-$39,999
49
44
44
34
36
29

$40,000-$59,999
51
43
45
31
38
25

$60,000-$79,999
54
48
48
31
42
27

$80,000-$99,999
55
47
46
30
42
26

$100,000-$149,999
58
48
49
25
41
21

$150,000
63
53
52
25
45
20

immigrant status

immigrant status
64
64
58
42
57
40

non-immigrant
51
42
44
27
36
22

visible minority

visible minority
65
64
61
46
62
43

non-visible minority
52
43
45
27
37
23

aboriginal identity

aboriginal
50
36
45
36
40
32

non-aboriginal
54
47
47
30
41
26

Statement: 64% of the university-educated population strongly felt that canadians valued human rights.
Question: what percent of the university-educated population strongly felt that canadians valued human rights?
Answer: [64.0]