Class Demographics

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Class Demographics
Presented by Troy Stansberry Tom Stratman Alyson
Schmitz
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Number of People in Nuclear Family Average
4.98 Range 3-9 Number of People in
Extended Family Average 27.93 Range
6-70 Number of Times Family Moved Average
2.02 Range 0-7
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Mother Employed? 80 yes 20 no 74
Full-time 26 Part-time Mother Stayed Home?
46 yes 54 no Father Employed? 96 yes
4 retired
Married or Divorced 93.5 were married 6.5
were divorced Own or Rent Home 98 own
home 2 rent home
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Inheritance Over 10,000 11 yes 89
no Substantial Financial Aide From Blood
Relatives 52 yes 48 no
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Everyone Fits The Description!!
100 of the class is currently single 100 of
the class is without Children
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Subjective Questions Lead To Mixed Results
Think about the relative economic status of your
nuclear family.  Consider a scale from 0
(extreme, abject poverty) to 100 (extreme,
"obscene" wealth).  What number would best
represent your nuclear family? Think about the
relative economic status of your extended
family.  Using the same scale as for the previous
question, what number would best represent the
economic status of your extended family? What is
the economic status of the least secure household
of your extended family? Use the same scale as
for the previous question. What is the economic
status of the most secure household of your
extended family?  Use the same scale as for the
previous question.  
What is your definition of wealth?
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??Confused??
How many people are in your extended family who
are NOT genetic relatives? How many people lived
in your home during your high school years? Does
any blood relative receive welfare assistance or
food stamps?