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Table 3
Probabilities of System Vector and Causal Matrix
|
System variable |
|
M W 18-28 29-39 JM HM HMP |
|
.193 .108 .129 .107 .232. .084 .143 |
|
Causal matrix |
|
Ass Mod Spe Rei Pun Avo App |
|
Ass .161 .169 .169 .126 .121 .127 .123 |
|
Mod .161 .169 .169 .126 .121 .127 .123 |
|
Spe .161 .169 .169 .126 .121 .127 .123 |
|
Rei .328 .334 .336 .000 .000 .000 .000 |
|
Pun .327 .334 .337 .000 .000 .000 .000 |
|
Avo .327 .334 .337 .000 .000 .000 .000 |
|
App .328 .334 .337 .000 .000 .000 .000 |
|
Note. The abbreviations in the table are: |
M=men, W=women, 18-28 and 29-39 are the age groups,
JM= mental job, HM=mental hobbies, and HMP=metal-
physical hobbies.
Ass=associates, Mod=modifies, Spe=specifies,
Rei=reinforces, Pun=punishes, Avo=avoids, and
App=approaches
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