Crimes are an important matter in our society. Every system has development different types of punishment when a person does not follow the rules created for a respectively state. In this process of creation ideology plays a transcendent part, because it depends of the way of thinking of one society, the consequence that can be determined for the person who does not comply with the rules. This is why the research question for this report is: How ideology impacts in punishment of crime? The credible causal mechanism in this case is the relation between punishment of crime and ideology: If the citizen or people on democratic institution consider their selves as a democratic, the punishment tend to be less strong. In these cases, death penalty and executions are less use as punishment.
The dependent variable is the punishment of crime and the independent variable is ideology. …show more content…
As these two variables are continuous, the bivariable hypothesis test is crosstab. The figure~ ef{} shows the two categorical variables: The difference between democrat in control of the Upper house and if the states have or have not Death Penalty. The bars are even, because there are not difference between these two variables. As the table~ ef{tab:example2} shows the states which have death penalty a 63.42% are in the Upperhouse which is control for democrat and the 36,59% are in state with this House is control by other parties. The almost the same results are for the states which do not have death penalty (64,79% and 35.21%, respectively) With a Person Chi2 of 0.2091, a p value of 0.647 and a degree of freedom equivalent to 2, there is not statistical significant relationship between these two
The dependent variable is the punishment of crime and the independent variable is ideology. …show more content…
As these two variables are continuous, the bivariable hypothesis test is crosstab. The figure~ ef{} shows the two categorical variables: The difference between democrat in control of the Upper house and if the states have or have not Death Penalty. The bars are even, because there are not difference between these two variables. As the table~ ef{tab:example2} shows the states which have death penalty a 63.42% are in the Upperhouse which is control for democrat and the 36,59% are in state with this House is control by other parties. The almost the same results are for the states which do not have death penalty (64,79% and 35.21%, respectively) With a Person Chi2 of 0.2091, a p value of 0.647 and a degree of freedom equivalent to 2, there is not statistical significant relationship between these two