In PROC UNIVARIATE, which option would you use to list the statistical results?

In PROC UNIVARIATE, the PRINT option is used to display the statistical results directly within the output. When you include this option in your PROC UNIVARIATE statement, it triggers SAS to produce a detailed summary of the statistical analysis, including measures like the mean, standard deviation, minimum, maximum, and other key statistics.

The PRINT option is particularly useful because it provides an immediate overview of the descriptive statistics of the variable you are analyzing, making it a convenient choice for quickly reviewing the results without needing additional steps or output specifications.

In contrast, the other options serve different purposes. While the STATS option allows users to specify which statistics to calculate (but does not inherently display them in the output), the OUTPUT option is typically used to create a data set that contains the output statistics rather than displaying them directly. The CROSSLIST option is used for cross-tabulations and would not be applicable for simply listing statistical results from a univariate analysis.