Presbyterian Panel Survey, February 2001 -- Presbyterians in the 21st Century, Members

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TRENDS10 What broad trends or patterns in society (and the world) do you think will have the most impact on how Presbyterian churches in the United States look in 2050? : More educated population   0) Not checked   1) Checked

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Category	Frequency	Percentage	Cumulative Percentage	Z-Score
Not checked	33	80.5%	80.5%	-.49
Checked	8	19.5%	100%	2.01

Variable Comparisons

Age Gender Marital status Race Household income

Age (I-AGE)

	Less than 40	40-49	50-64	65+	TOTAL
Not checked	85.7% 6	90.9% 10	69.2% 9	75.0% 6	79.5% 31
Checked	14.3% 1	9.1% 1	30.8% 4	25.0% 2	20.5% 8
TOTAL	100.0% 7	100.0% 11	100.0% 13	100.0% 8	39

Gender (I-GENDER)

	Female	Male	TOTAL
Not checked	83.3% 15	76.2% 16	79.5% 31
Checked	16.7% 3	23.8% 5	20.5% 8
TOTAL	100.0% 18	100.0% 21	39

Marital status (I-MARITAL)

	Married	Not married	TOTAL
Not checked	78.8% 26	83.3% 5	79.5% 31
Checked	21.2% 7	16.7% 1	20.5% 8
TOTAL	100.0% 33	100.0% 6	39

Race (I-RACE)

	White	African American	Asian	Hispanic	Some other race	TOTAL
Not checked	79.5% 31	0.00% 0	0.00% 0	0.00% 0	0.00% 0	79.5% 31
Checked	20.5% 8	0.00% 0	0.00% 0	0.00% 0	0.00% 0	20.5% 8
TOTAL	100.0% 39	100.0% 0	100.0% 0	100.0% 0	100.0% 0	39

Household income (I-INCOME)

	Less than 20,000	$20K-49,999	$50K-99,999	$100K+	TOTAL
Not checked	100.0% 1	57.1% 4	93.3% 14	73.3% 11	78.9% 30
Checked	0.0% 0	42.9% 3	6.7% 1	26.7% 4	21.1% 8
TOTAL	100.0% 1	100.0% 7	100.0% 15	100.0% 15	38