Do women raise effectiveness of military

fehlpmil

Source

General Social Survey https://gss.norc.org

Details

Question In the past 10 years the number of women in the armed forces has increased from about 2 percent to about 8 percent today. In general, would you say the increased number of women has raised the effectiveness of our armed forces, has it made no difference, or has it made our armed forces less effective? (Just your own opinion.)

Values

[1] raised effectiveness
[2] no difference
[3] lowered effctiveness
[NA(d)] don't know [NA(i)] iap [NA(j)] I don't have a job [NA(m)] dk, na, iap [NA(n)] no answer [NA(p)] not imputable [NA(r)] refused [NA(s)] skipped on web [NA(u)] uncodeable [NA(x)] not available in this release [NA(y)] not available in this year [NA(z)] see codebook

Question Years and Ballots

ballots	years
-	1982

Overview

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Counts by year:

year	iap	raised effectiveness	no difference	lowered effctiveness	don't know	no answer	Total
1982	-	364	1119	145	221	11	1860
Total	0	364	1119	145	221	11	1860