In 2013 ISSP, respondents in sevaral European countries were asked their level of agreement to the statement, "Immigrants take jobs away from people born in their country." Their responses (frequencies only) are presented below. Immigrants take jobs away Czech Republic France Denmark Finland Germany Strongly Agree 648 251 108 93 125 Agree 658 310 211 245 254 Neither 355 490 309 309 459 Disagree 190 472 325 440 616 Disagree Strongly 40 407 342 100 199 Total 1891 1930 1295 1187 1653 Group of answer choices Is there a relationship between a respondent's country of residence and their level of agreement to the statement of immigrants? What percentage of respondents from the Czech Republic strongly agreed with this statement? What percentage of respondents from Germany strongly agreed with this statement? Can the relationship be stated in terms of positive or negative? Country of residence is a(n) variable (level of measurement)