The other half (n = 4,581) received no prompt
I think this is the independent variable because this group did not receive prompt for the research.
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- Sep 2019
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shorensteincenter.org shorensteincenter.org
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Using this measure, we find receiving the Citizenship Treatment increases the overall share of questions skipped by 3.07 percentage points (t-statistic = 3.956, p-value less than 0.001).
There is a positive correlation between within the variables like 3.07 represents the overall result which are positive.
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Extrapolating our results to the general population, we estimate that asking about citizenship would reduce the share of Hispanics recorded by the Census by approximately 6.07 million, or around 12.03 percent of the 2010 Hispanic population – a sizable reduction in the share of the U.S. population that would be recorded as Hispanic.
This sentence which I think may suitable to represent the independent and dependent variables.
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Are respondents who fail to report a Hispanic household member doing so in order to avoid potential prosecution? Or are they simply forgetting to include pertinent information? This ultimately affects data quality, which carries broader implications for the way federal funds are allocated and congressional districts are apportioned.
This context is the research question with a really short brief summary of the impact which stand with the research question.
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