3. Using the data from Exercise 1, construct a frequency distribution for trauma. a. What level of measurement is used for the trauma variable? b. Are people more likely to have experienced no traumas or only one trauma in the past year? c. What proportion has experienced one or more traumas in the past year?

3. Using the data from Exercise 1, construct a frequency distribution for trauma. a. What level of measurement is used for the trauma variable? b. Are people more likely to have experienced no traumas or only one trauma in the past year? c. What proportion has experienced one or more traumas in the past year?

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