Census Bureau

Table 3-4H.

Multiracial Issue: Comparison of Panel A ("Mark One" Instruction) and Panel H ("Mark All That Apply" Instruction) for the Asian and Pacific Islander Targeted Sample, by Hispanic Origin: 1996 RAETT
(See Appendix C, Introduction, for explanation of detailed tables)
Hispanic origin Panel A:
"mark one"
instruction		 Panel H:
"mark all that apply"
instruction		 Difference
(Panel H minus Panel A)
Estimate 90-percent
confidence level
Count or
estimate		 Standard
error		 Count or
estimate		 Standard
error		 Lower
bound		 Upper
bound
               
Total persons on mail returns 5,764   3,064        
 Item nonresponse rate (percent) 6.80 0.6 5.61 0.7 -1.19 -2.91 0.53
               
 Responses to Hispanic origin question 5,372   2,892        
               
Percent distribution of responses              
               
  Total 100.00   100.00        
Not Hispanic 88.92 0.7 86.10 1.3 -2.82 -5.80 0.16
Hispanic 11.08 0.7 13.90 1.3 2.82 -0.16 5.80
* Asterisk (if any) indicates that difference is statistically significant at the 90-percent confidence level.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division and
Decennial Statistical Studies Division
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