Married people are more likely than never married people to believe the courts are too harsh. Never married people are more likely than married people to believe the courts are too harsh. There is no significant relationship between being married or not and one's attitude toward the courts. White Black b. Record the value of Cramer's V for this tables. Whites are significantly more likely to believe that the courts are too harsh on criminals.
Blacks are significantly more likely to believe that the courts are too harsh on criminals.
There is no significant relationship between race and attitudes toward the court. To answer this question, we examine the cross tabulation between attitude toward the court and marital status, controlling for race. By controlling for race, we first look separately at the black respondents, examining the relationship between attitudes toward the courts and marital status. Secondly, we look just at the white respondents, examining the relationship between attitudes toward the courts and marital status. The option for selecting a control variable is located on the same screen you used to select the other variables.