Use SPSS and the data file found in syllabus resources (DATA540.SAV) to answer the following questions.Round your answers to the nearest dollar, percentage point, or whole number.

#5.Perform a chi-square test to look at the relationship between college graduation (COLLEGE) and financial comfort (FCOMFORT).Notice how FCOMFORT is coded, 1=Comfortable, 2=Struggling. Using alpha = .05, what would you conclude from your test?

1. College graduates are more likely to be financially comfortable than non-graduates
2. College graduates are less likely to be financially comfortable than non-graduates
3. There is not a significant difference between college graduates and non-graduates with regard to financial comfort
4. Graduating college will generally increase your income

#6. Looking at the results of your chi-square test and the associated crosstabs table, what percentage of college graduates report that they are financially comfortable?

1. 41%
2. 47%
3. 53%
4. 59%

#7. What is the phi-coefficient for the relationship between college graduation and financial comfort?

1. -.470
2. -.331
3. -.255
4. -.118

#8. Now look at the relationship between marital status (MSTAT) and college graduation using a chi-square test. What would you conclude?

1. Married people are more often college graduates than singles
2. College graduates are more often married than non-graduates
3. There is not a significant relationship between marital status and college graduation
4. Both "a" and "b" are true