Survey On the Beliefs and Moral Values of America's Children, 1989

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C5OTHER (Weighted by WEIGHT) ASKED ONLY OF THOSE RESPONDENTS WHO HAVE HAD ANY REGULAR COUNSELING OR OUTSIDE HELP WITH A PERSONAL PROBLEM: Did the following person perform the counseling - Someone else?   1) Yes

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Category	Frequency	Percentage	Cumulative Percentage
Yes	85	100%	100%
Missing	4932

* The number of missing cases reported above is unweighted. Missing cases are not displayed in tables below.

Variable Comparisons

Sex Race Religious preference Grade Median income

Sex (I-SEX)

	Male	Female	TOTAL
Yes	100.0% 45	100.0% 40	100.0% 85
TOTAL	100.0% 45	100.0% 40	85

Race (I-RACE)

	White	Black	Other	Don't know	TOTAL
Yes	100.0% 55	100.0% 8	100.0% 19	0.0% 0	100.0% 82
TOTAL	100.0% 55	100.0% 8	100.0% 19	100.0% 0	82

Religious preference (I-RELIG)

	Protestant	Catholic	Jewish	Other	Don't know	TOTAL
Yes	100.0% 42	100.0% 25	100.0% 6	100.0% 6	100.0% 5	100.0% 84
TOTAL	100.0% 42	100.0% 25	100.0% 6	100.0% 6	100.0% 5	84

Grade (I-GRADE)

	Elem schl	Middle sch	High schl	TOTAL
Yes	100.0% 27	100.0% 29	100.0% 29	100.0% 85
TOTAL	100.0% 27	100.0% 29	100.0% 29	85

Median income (I-MEDINC)

	$10K-19999	$20K-29999	$30K-39999	$40K-49999	$50K and a	TOTAL
Yes	100.0% 12	100.0% 36	100.0% 24	100.0% 3	100.0% 10	100.0% 85
TOTAL	100.0% 12	100.0% 36	100.0% 24	100.0% 3	100.0% 10	85