In 2018 General Social Survey respondents were asked if they are satisfied with their job. Using the information from the SPSS output below answer the following question:

Are the differences in the average number of the highest years of school completed between those who are very satisfied, moderately satisfied, a little dissatisfied and very dissatisfied with their job (statistically) significant? [Do not run the test in SPSS. Use the SPSS output below].

Descriptives Highest year of school completed 95% Confidence Interval for Mean Std Std. Lower Upper N Mean Deviation Error Bound Bound Minimum Maximum VERY SATISFIED 844 14.06 2.866 099 13.87 14.26 20 MOD. SATISFIED 655 13.67 2.967 .116 13.44 13.90 0 20 A LITTLE DISSAT 173 13.31 2.837 216 12.88 13.73 20 VERY 65 13.68 2.835 .352 12.97 14.38 B 20 DISSATISFIED Total 1737 13.82 2.909 .070 13.69 13.96 0 20 ANOVA Highest year of school completed Sum of Squares df Mean Square F Sig. Between Groups 111.210 3 .004 Within Groups 14582.883 1733 Total 14694.093 1736Multiple Comparisons Dependent Variable: Highest year of school completed LSD Mean 95% Confidence Interval Difference (1- (l) Work satisfaction (J) Work satisfaction JJ Std. Error Sig. Lower Bound Upper Bound VERY SATISFIED MOD. SATISFIED 393 151 009 10 69 A LITTLE DISSAT .755 242 002 28 1.23 VERY .385 .373 .303 -.35 1.12 DISSATISFIED MOD. SATISFIED VERY SATISFIED -.393 151 009 -.69 -.10 A LITTLE DISSAT 362 248 144 -.12 85 VERY -.008 377 .983 -.75 .73 DISSATISFIED A LITTLE DISSAT VERY SATISFIED -.755 242 002 -1.23 -.28 MOD. SATISFIED -.362 248 .144 -.85 .12 VERY -.371 422 .380 -1.20 46 DISSATISFIED VERY VERY SATISFIED -.385 373 303 -1.12 35 DISSATISFIED MOD. SATISFIED 008 .377 983 -.73 .75 A LITTLE DISSAT 371 422 .380 -.46 1.20 *. The mean difference is significant at the 0.05 level