1. Throughout the 2016 presidential election primaries, Millennials (those aged 20 to 36 years) consistently supported senator Bernie Sanders over Secretary Hillary Clinton. According to the 2016 Gallup poll of 1,754 Millennials, 55% had a favorable opinion of Sanders compared with Hillary Clinton (38%). Calculate the 90% confidence interval for both reported percentages. Step-by-step calculation for Hillary Clinton (4 points): Step-by-step calculation for Bernie Sanders (4 points):2. Awarding to the (355 2013, 51% of 218 college graduates reported being interested in environmental issues oompared with 43% of 15? high school graduates. a. State the null hypothesis {2 points]: b. State the research hypothesis {2 points]: (2. Present the vestep model, testing your hypothesis at the .05 level. What do you conclude? Five step model {Spointsk 3. Table 1 presents the relationship between education and divorce: Table 1: Divorce Status and Education Ever Been Highest Degree Divorced _H a} Using Table 1, calculate the appropriate percentages for each cell and fill out Table 2: {It} points}I Table 2: Divorce Status and Education Percentages Ever Been Divorced b} Provide a brief summary of the relationship between education and divorce. ['5 points] 1Jr'our answer: 4. Take a look at the SPSS scatterplot and the presented SPSS output of correlation between Hours worked per week and Job satisfaction. Correlations Hours per week Job satisfaction Hours_per_week Pearson Correlation 1 -.818" Sig. (2-tailed) 000 N 31 31 Job_satisfaction Pearson Correlation -.818" 1 Sig. (2-tailed) 000 N 31 31 * Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed). a) Interpret the results (what is the direction of the correlation? What is its strengths? Is it statistically significant?). (10 points)