SECTION 3 Question 1: Now, we are interested in relationships among several variables simultaneously. More specifically, your manager wants to ascertain the relationship, if any, among TRYING NEW BRANDS, EATING BALANCED NUTRITIONAL MEALS, CAREFUL ABOUT WHAT I EAT, and LARGE SIZE PORTIONS. You need to provide answers to these questions to your manager. Compute the Pearson correlation coefficients among them to determine whether these variables are related. Use this output to answer the question. 1. Interpret the correlations. Tell your manager in the report which variables are correlated with each other. What do these findings say about restaurant-goers? How can these findings guide marketing strategy?Descriptive Statistics Std. Mean Deviation N Try New and Different 5.39 1.864 404 Thing Eat Balanced, Nutritious 4.57 1.228 405 Meals Large Size Portions 4.51 1.323 405 Careful about What I Eat 4.43 1.105 405 Age 3.04 .954 405 Correlations Eat Try New and Balanced, Careful Different Nutritious Large Size about What I Thing Meals Portions Eat Age Try New and Different Pearson Correlation -- Thing N 404 Eat Balanced, Nutritious Pearson Correlation -.136 Meals Sig. (2-tailed) 006 N 404 405 Large Size Portions Pearson Correlation 087 -.067 Sig. (2-tailed) .082 .178 N 404 405 105 Careful about What I Eat Pearson Correlation -.020 .726 -.058 Sig. (2-tailed) 696 <.001 n age pearson correlation sig. .274 is significant at the level>