The purpose of my research was to get a break down of the participant’s religious affiliation based on their age and ethnicity. The total number of participants is N=360. A total of 193 of the participants stated they are White; from those participants 95 declared to be Christian, 44 declared to be Jewish, 12 declared to be Muslim, 11 declared to be Buddhist and 31 of them declared no religious affiliation. Next 39 participants stated they are Black; from those participants 20 declared to be Christian, 6 declared to be Jewish, 2 declared to be Muslim, 3 declared to be Buddhist and 8 declared no religious affiliation. 44 of the participants stated they are Hispanic; form those participants 25 declared to be Christian, 5 declared to be Jewish, 4 declared to be Muslim, 2 declared to be Buddhist and 8 declared no religious affiliation. 76 of the participants stated they are Asian with 44 claiming to be Christian, 13 declared to be Jewish, 5 declared to be Muslim, 5 declared to be Buddhist and 9 declared no religious affiliation. 8 of the participants did not specify their ethnicity with 4 of them claiming to be Christian, 1 declared to be Jewish, 1 declared to be Muslim and 2 declared no religious
The purpose of my research was to get a break down of the participant’s religious affiliation based on their age and ethnicity. The total number of participants is N=360. A total of 193 of the participants stated they are White; from those participants 95 declared to be Christian, 44 declared to be Jewish, 12 declared to be Muslim, 11 declared to be Buddhist and 31 of them declared no religious affiliation. Next 39 participants stated they are Black; from those participants 20 declared to be Christian, 6 declared to be Jewish, 2 declared to be Muslim, 3 declared to be Buddhist and 8 declared no religious affiliation. 44 of the participants stated they are Hispanic; form those participants 25 declared to be Christian, 5 declared to be Jewish, 4 declared to be Muslim, 2 declared to be Buddhist and 8 declared no religious affiliation. 76 of the participants stated they are Asian with 44 claiming to be Christian, 13 declared to be Jewish, 5 declared to be Muslim, 5 declared to be Buddhist and 9 declared no religious affiliation. 8 of the participants did not specify their ethnicity with 4 of them claiming to be Christian, 1 declared to be Jewish, 1 declared to be Muslim and 2 declared no religious