APPENDIX XVIII
Schedule I by Institution
Aborigines typify Aborigines
Aborigines typify self and family
Key.
Institution 1 = Pt. Augusta High
2 = Augusta Park High
. 5 = Taperoo High
6 = Salisbury North High
8 = S.A.I.T.
9 = Stone’s Business College
Note N = Possible number of respondents (Total N = 93) (n ≈ 51)
n = Actual number of respondents
Item 1
trustworthy mid-point
S82
Item 22
untrustworthy
Total n = 88 n = 49
1. n = 23 n = 22
2. n = 10 n = 9
5. n = 17
6. n = 4
8. n = 18 n = 18
9. n = 19
37.7 72.5 45.2
21.7 63.6 47.8
40.0 77.8 50.0
23.6 58.8
75.0 0.0
61.1 77.8 22.2
31.7 63.2
13.7 17.2 13.7
13.6 30.3' 22.6
22.2 . 10.0 o.O
17.7
25.0
11.1 ∙l 11.2
5.3
Missing observations.® 3 (-)
Item 2
don’t care about mid-point
jobs as long as
money is good
Item 23
care about
status
Total n = 92 n = 4?
1 ∙ n = 24 n ~ 20
2. n = 10 n = 9
5. n = 17
6. n = 4
8. n = 18 n' = 18
9. n = 19
Missing observations = 1 (2)
55.3 30.5 28.7
58.4 20.0 46.7
40.0 11.1 30.0
76.5 17.6
25.0 0.0
72.3 50.0 22.2
36.9 57.9
26.5 15.9 4∑.8
30.0 25.0 3q*q -
44.4 30.0 44.4
5.9
75.0
16.7 5.6 33.4
5.3
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