MARITAL STATUSHAPPINESSVery HappyPretty HappyNot Too HappyTotalMarried600 (13.1)720 (-5.4)93 (-10.0)1413Widowed63 (-2.2)142 (-0.2)51 (3.4)256Divorced93 (-6.1)304 (3.2)88 (3.6)485Separated19 (-2.7)51 (-1.2)31 (5.3)101Never Married144 (-7.4)459 (4.2)127 (4.0)730Total91916763902985 X2=236.4DF= 153) Compare the married and divorced groups in the very happy category with reference to their difference in proportions (or percentages).

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MARITAL STATUS	HAPPINESS
Very Happy	Pretty Happy	Not Too Happy	Total
Married	600 (13.1)	720 (-5.4)	93 (-10.0)	1413
Widowed	63 (-2.2)	142 (-0.2)	51 (3.4)	256
Divorced	93 (-6.1)	304 (3.2)	88 (3.6)	485
Separated	19 (-2.7)	51 (-1.2)	31 (5.3)	101
Never Married	144 (-7.4)	459 (4.2)	127 (4.0)	730
Total	919	1676	390	2985

X²=236.4

DF= 15

3) Compare the married and divorced groups in the very happy category with reference to their difference in proportions (or percentages).

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