For the next few questions, consider the following output from a regression model.

The model predicts how long a person will remain at a social function before heading home (in minutes).

Include 2 decimal places with all your answers.

Variable	Coefficient	p-value
Intercept	-5.61	0.0247
Member (binary, yes =1)	12.37	0.0035
Age (Years)	2.42	0.0042
Relationship (binary, single = 1)	-14.32	0.0002
Interaction of Member and Relationship	10.54	0.0031
Food Served (binary, yes = 1)	42.91	0.0001
Summer (binary, summer = 1)	-6.83	0.0421
Winter (binary, winter = 1)	12.64	0.0021
Fall (binary, fall = 1)	5.32	0.0476

Flag question: Question 1

For which Season do people spend the least time at the party?

Group of answer choices

Summer

Fall

Winter

Spring

Flag question: Question 2

Fred is 8 years older than Joe. How much longer would you expect him to stay at the event? Include 2 decimal places.

Flag question: Question 3

If the party is in the Winter, how much longer do people stay than during the Spring? Include 2 decimal places.

Flag question: Question 4

Based on age, membership and relationship status, Susan is expected to stay at a party 32 minutes longer than Alex if the party was in the Winter. For a Summer party, how much longer will Susan stay than Alex (use negative numbers if Alex will stay longer)? Include 2 decimal places.