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| Report on Go Girls Explore Friendship |
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Created by mdash on February 18, 2003
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Smartgirls who have had romantic relationships think their families should be supportive of them to a greater extent than Smartgirls who have not been in relationships
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Romantic Relationship
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| Smartgirls in Romatic Relationships |
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Statistical Measures
Mode: yes
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Family Support Romance
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| Is it important for your family to support your romantic relationship? |
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Statistical Measures
Median: very important
Mode: very important
Mean: 2.61, Std. Dev.: 0.95
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This bar graph shows that both Smartgirls who have had relationships and Smartgirls who have not had relationships feel that it is important for their family to support their romantic relationships
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| Family Support of Relationships vs Smartgirls who have had Romantic Relationships |
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Statistical Measures
t=1.26,
p=0.10400
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Yes, Smartgirls who have had relationships showed a slightly stronger importance for family support, however Smartgirls who have never been in relationships also showed that this was important to them. I do no not think that there is a significant relationship between Smartgirls who have had relationships and their desire for their family to support their romance relationship. It seems that family support is important to all Smartgirls, not just Smartgirls who have already been in relationships.
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I found that most Smartgirls feel that family support of thier romantic relationships is important. This is important for parents to know because they can let their children know they support them having romantic relationship even before they occur.
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I would like to know how Smartgirls define support? I think the survey should define a definition of support. I would also like to know if Smartgirls like to talk to their parents about their relationships? Or, ask the parents if they support their children who are in romantic relationships.
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