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Presbyterian Panel Survey, May 1999 - Sabbath-Keeping, Clergy

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HR7EXERC

All of us are limited by the number of hours in the day. Suppose, as a thought exercise, that the day were suddenly extended by one hour, to 25 hours, so that, in turn, each of us had an additional seven hours per week to use as we saw fit. How would you use the extra seven hours? To answer, indicate how likely it is that you would use a significant portion of that additional time to: exercise

	1) Very likely
	2) Likely
	3) Not very likely
	4) Not at all likely

Category	Frequency	Percentage	Cumulative Percentage	Z-Score
Very likely	139	12.8%	12.8%	-1.75
Likely	530	48.6%	61.4%	-.41
Not very likely	372	34.1%	95.5%	.93
Not at all likely	49	4.5%	100%	2.27

Variable Comparisons

Gender (I-GENDER)

	Female	Male	TOTAL
Very likely	16.5% 38	11.8% 101	12.8% 139
Likely	47.2% 109	48.9% 419	48.5% 528
Not very likely	31.6% 73	34.9% 299	34.2% 372
Not at all likely	4.8% 11	4.4% 38	4.5% 49
TOTAL	100.0% 231	100.0% 857	1088

Marital status (I-MARITAL)

	Married	Not married	TOTAL
Very likely	12.3% 118	16.1% 20	12.7% 138
Likely	49.5% 476	40.3% 50	48.5% 526
Not very likely	34.0% 327	36.3% 45	34.3% 372
Not at all likely	4.2% 40	7.3% 9	4.5% 49
TOTAL	100.0% 961	100.0% 124	1085

Region (I-REGION)

	Northeast	Midwest	South	West	TOTAL
Very likely	12.0% 25	11.9% 35	13.6% 56	13.0% 22	12.7% 138
Likely	47.8% 100	47.3% 139	50.1% 207	47.9% 81	48.6% 527
Not very likely	34.4% 72	36.7% 108	33.7% 139	30.8% 52	34.2% 371
Not at all likely	5.7% 12	4.1% 12	2.7% 11	8.3% 14	4.5% 49
TOTAL	100.0% 209	100.0% 294	100.0% 413	100.0% 169	1085

Political party (I-POLITAFF)

	Democrat	Independent	Republican	Other	TOTAL
Very likely	13.7% 87	12.0% 23	11.8% 28	0.0% 0	12.8% 138
Likely	48.7% 310	46.1% 88	50.0% 119	53.3% 8	48.6% 525
Not very likely	33.3% 212	34.0% 65	35.3% 84	46.7% 7	34.1% 368
Not at all likely	4.2% 27	7.9% 15	2.9% 7	0.0% 0	4.5% 49
TOTAL	100.0% 636	100.0% 191	100.0% 238	100.0% 15	1080

Family income (I-FAMINCOM)

	<20K	20K-49,999	50K-99,999	100K+	TOTAL
Very likely	3.6% 1	9.7% 39	15.3% 84	14.2% 15	12.8% 139
Likely	53.6% 15	44.6% 179	50.0% 274	53.8% 57	48.5% 525
Not very likely	32.1% 9	40.9% 164	31.0% 170	27.4% 29	34.3% 372
Not at all likely	10.7% 3	4.7% 19	3.6% 20	4.7% 5	4.3% 47
TOTAL	100.0% 28	100.0% 401	100.0% 548	100.0% 106	1083

Age (I-AGE)

	<40	40-49	50-64	65+	TOTAL
Very likely	18.9% 28	13.9% 50	10.9% 52	7.3% 6	12.7% 136
Likely	48.0% 71	51.2% 185	47.8% 229	41.5% 34	48.5% 519
Not very likely	25.7% 38	31.3% 113	37.4% 179	45.1% 37	34.3% 367
Not at all likely	7.4% 11	3.6% 13	4.0% 19	6.1% 5	4.5% 48
TOTAL	100.0% 148	100.0% 361	100.0% 479	100.0% 82	1070

Race (I-RACE1)

	White	Black	Other	TOTAL
Very likely	12.7% 132	23.1% 3	8.8% 3	12.7% 138
Likely	48.6% 504	38.5% 5	47.1% 16	48.5% 525
Not very likely	34.1% 353	30.8% 4	41.2% 14	34.3% 371
Not at all likely	4.5% 47	7.7% 1	2.9% 1	4.5% 49
TOTAL	100.0% 1036	100.0% 13	100.0% 34	1083