SDA 3.5: Tables
National Crime Victimization Survey, 1992-2005: Concatenated Files
May 14, 2013 (Tue 10:41 AM EDT)
Variables
Role Name Label Range MD
Row V4437 MOST IMPORTANT REASON FOR REPORT 1-98 99
Column CRIMETYPE Type of crime 1-3
Frequency Distribution
Cells contain:
-Column percent
 CRIMETYPE
1
Violent crimes		 2
Purse snatching/pocket picking		 3
Property crimes		 ROW
TOTAL
V4437 1: Stop incident 16.5
 4.0
 4.1
 6.7
2: Need help after 1.1
 .2
 .1
 .3
3: Recover property 2.7
 27.7
 25.1
 20.4
4: Collect insur .3
 .5
 4.6
 3.6
5: Prev more crimes 17.7
 2.6
 4.8
 7.6
6: Stop off crimes 6.0
 2.8
 2.2
 3.0
7: Punish offender 3.5
 .7
 .9
 1.4
8: Catch offender 3.0
 4.0
 2.9
 3.0
9: Imp surv of R 1.0
 .9
 3.2
 2.7
10: Duty to tell 2.7
 4.0
 3.5
 3.3
11: Other 8.7
 8.6
 4.7
 5.6
12: No other reason .0
 .0
 .0
 .0
21: None more impor 5.9
 2.8
 5.3
 5.4
22: A crime most imp 28.5
 39.5
 36.5
 34.8
98: Residue 2.3
 1.9
 2.1
 2.1
COL TOTAL 100.0
 100.0
 100.0
 100.0
Color coding: <-2.0 <-1.0 <0.0 >0.0 >1.0 >2.0 Z
N in each cell: Smaller than expected Larger than expected
chart illustrating table
Text for 'V4437' 
Which of these would you say was the most important reason why the incident was reported to the police?
Text for 'CRIMETYPE' 
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Created by RECODE version 3.5 
on Mar 22, 2011  (Tue 01:38 PM EDT)

Input1:  V4529   label: TOC CODE (NEW, NCVS)
         From study: /NACJD/04699-0001

  Output      Input1
       1        1-20
       2       21-23
       3       31-59

All other combinations of input variables 
were converted to system-missing
Allocation of cases
Valid cases 43,386
Cases with invalid codes on
row or column variable		 127,242
Total cases 170,628
CSM, UC Berkeley