Flexible and Efficient Multi-Feature Data Analysis With both Content and Structure
Table 4: % of people with different personality traits based on relationship status and gender
['[BOLD] Trait', '[BOLD] Males  [BOLD] S(%)', '[BOLD] Males  [BOLD] R(%)', '[BOLD] Males  [BOLD] M(%)', '[BOLD] Females  [BOLD] S(%)', '[BOLD] Females  [BOLD] R(%)', '[BOLD] Females  [BOLD] M(%)']
Relationship Status Correlation (Q2): The preference of a relationship status based on age and the corresponding effect on personalities of different genders were analyzed. [label=(Q2),wide] Variation with Age: A few intuitive inferences that can be drawn are: The youth (≤ 30 years old) stay single than be in a relationship or get married, according to the given dataset. The percentage of married people steadily increases with age which can be attributed to the popular fact that as people age, they want to be in a longer term commitment (in a relationship or married). The third largest fraction of people in age group (⩾ 61) constitutes those who have lost their spouses (Widowed). Effect on Personality and Gender : Changes in relationship status seem to have effects on the personality. Moreover, this change seems to be correlated with the gender. The ones marked in bold⋆ and italics† represent the category of people with highest and lowest percentages, respectively.