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  • 7/27/2019 JAMRS June 2013 Propensity Snapshot_Final.pdf

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    SNAPSHOT DETAILS

    JUNE 2013 YOUTH POLLMONTHLY SNAPSHOT

    Note: Youth ages 16 to 21. Significant difference tests were conducted from April 2001 through Fall 2012. *For J une 2013, monthly snapshot estimates were conducted using a rolling average of twoconsecutive months (previous, current). For Mar 2013, Apr 2013, and May 2013, monthly snapshot estimates were conducted using a rolling average of three consecutive months (previous, current,subsequent). Monthly snapshot estimates are not the official Youth Poll metrics.

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    Aggregate Male Female

    PROPENSITY: BY GENDER

    AlthoughmonthlyestimatesarenottheofficialYouthPollmetrics,theyshowpropensityremaininglowerthantheFall2012metricattheoveralllevelandformales,whilefemalepropensityseemstobestabilizing.

    TheproportionofWhiteyouthwhoreportedtheyhaveeverspokenwitharecruiterhastrendeddownward.BlackpropensitydecreasedfromMarchtoApril2013buthasreturnedtotheFall2012level.

    MONTHLY SNAPSHOT*

    Not official metric

    =significant change fromprevious Youth Poll

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    JUNE 2013 YOUTH POLLMONTHLY SNAPSHOT

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    Aggregate Male Female

    COMPOSITE RESERVE PROPENSITY: BY GENDER

    SERVICESPECIFIC PROPENSITY

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