H 6 People who have a Bachelors Degree or a Graduate Degree will have more egalitarian views of sex roles. H 7 People with low incomes will have traditional sex role attitudes. For more information about methods, click here. The measures of association showed that working status and education were the most significant measures for traditional sex role attitudes. For all of the dependent variables, an answer of agree was an indicator of a traditional sex role attitude.
Disagreement is a sign of non-traditional or egalitarian attitudes.
In the bivariate analysis, all relationships were found to have some statistical significance. Most of these were also at the 0.01 significance level, showing a stronger significance. The exceptions were for the independent variables sex and religiosity which were significant at the 0.05 level for the dependent variable Not Good if Man Stays Home. There were no strong relationships found, only moderate ones. Tables 2 and 3 show the measures of association for nominal and ordinal level variables along with the probability level.