Southern Focus Poll, Southern Sample, Spring 1999

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INTNSACC Interviewer Non-Southern accent   0) No non-Southern accent   1) Interviewer had a non-Southern accent

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Category	Frequency	Percentage	Cumulative Percentage	Z-Score
No non-Southern accent	584	70.4%	70.4%	-.65
Interviewer had a non-Southern accent	245	29.6%	100%	1.54

Variable Comparisons

Age Education Gender Religion

Age (I-AGE)

	18 to 24 years old	25 to 44 years old	45 to 64 years old	65 years or older	TOTAL
No non-Southern accent	70.0% 63	68.6% 236	73.2% 191	70.2% 87	70.5% 577
Interviewer had a non-Southern accent	30.0% 27	31.4% 108	26.8% 70	29.8% 37	29.5% 242
TOTAL	100.0% 90	100.0% 344	100.0% 261	100.0% 124	819

Education (I-EDUC)

	1st-11th grade	12th grade (High school)	Some college (Two year degree)	4 year college graduate	Advanced degree (MA, PHD, LLD, MD)	TOTAL
No non-Southern accent	60.3% 41	70.2% 174	72.2% 156	72.0% 136	71.3% 72	70.4% 579
Interviewer had a non-Southern accent	39.7% 27	29.8% 74	27.8% 60	28.0% 53	28.7% 29	29.6% 243
TOTAL	100.0% 68	100.0% 248	100.0% 216	100.0% 189	100.0% 101	822

Gender (I-GENDER)

	Male	Female	TOTAL
No non-Southern accent	72.1% 263	69.2% 321	70.4% 584
Interviewer had a non-Southern accent	27.9% 102	30.8% 143	29.6% 245
TOTAL	100.0% 365	100.0% 464	829

Religion (I-RELIGION)

	Protestant	Catholic	Jewish	Some other religion (Specify)	No religion [Not religious/agnostic/atheist]	TOTAL
No non-Southern accent	70.1% 410	70.1% 89	75.0% 9	70.9% 39	71.4% 25	70.3% 572
Interviewer had a non-Southern accent	29.9% 175	29.9% 38	25.0% 3	29.1% 16	28.6% 10	29.7% 242
TOTAL	100.0% 585	100.0% 127	100.0% 12	100.0% 55	100.0% 35	814