[SOLVED] graph stata Using the GSS data set available on Moodle, select a variable that is related to 12 astrological signs. Produce a frequency distribution of the variable. Use the [aw=wtss] function with the Stata command. Note that it should be at the end of your command. Copy in your Stata output (you can use the print screen option on your computer (Shift-Command-4 option on MacBooks). Answer the following questions:

Using the GSS data set available on Moodle, select a variable that is related to 12 astrological signs. Produce a frequency distribution of the variable. Use the [aw=wtss] function with the Stata command. Note that it should be at the end of your command. Copy in your Stata output (you can use the print screen option on your computer (Shift-Command-4 option on MacBooks). Answer the following questions:
Find the mode among the zodiac signs. Which zodiac signs corresponds to the mode?
Using the appropriate Stata command, create a bar chart for the 12 astrological signs. Use the [aw=wtss] function with the Stata code. For extra points, explore the angle options and label font sizes by typing in help anglestyle and help textsizestyle to make the visual data more readable. (15 points)
graph bar UNDP_Life2014
graph bar (mean) UNDP_Life2014, over(Region8a)
Using the GSS data set, work with two ordinal level variables: helppoor and helpsick. Use the appropriate Stata command that creates frequencies for both variables. Use the [aw=wtss] function with the Stata code: the function should be placed at the end of the appropriate command. Copy in your Stata output. Then answer the following questions:
Look at the output for the helppoor variable. Considering the fact that this is an ordinal variable, report its mode and its median.
Mode
Does helppoor have a high level of variation between the answer categories? Justify your answer.
Look at the helpsick variable. What is the mode? What is the median? Is there anything in common between the median and mode of helppoor and helpsick frequency table results?(10 points)
Using the GSS data set, find the variable that relates to respondents age. Use the [aw=wtss] function together with an appropriate Stata command. The [aw=wtss] function should go right after the variable name. Using the appropriate Stata command, find the mean and median age of respondents. Include your Stata output.

(10 points)