Questions 1-3 Graph inserted to use for the questions. Does the average number of hours spent watching TV (TVHOURS) for the sample differ from the national average of 2.75? (2.75 is the test value in this case.Does the average number of children (CHILDS) for this sample differ from the national average of 2? (2 is the test value in this case.)Does the average number of years of education attained (EDUC) for this sample differ from the national average of 13.2? (13.2 is the test value.) Assignment:You are now ready to perform your own statistical analyses for each of the following situations. Usethe examples given above to produce the SPSS output. Copy the output into a Word document to savepaper. Then, type a sentence or two in which you interpret the results using APA reporting methodthat was outlined above. Use the five step process to help you determine your results and report yourfindings. In reality, SPSS is doing the calculation for you-your reporting is what would be reported instep 5 of hypothesis testing.1. Does the average number of hours spent watching TV (TVHOURS) for the sample differ fromthe national average of 2.75? (2.75 is the test value in this case.)One-Sample StatisticsStd.Std. ErrorNМeanDeviationМeanHours per day15552.942.837.072watching TVOne-Sample TestTest Value = 095% Confidence Interval ofthe DifferenceSig. (2-tailed)МeantdfDifferenceLowerUpperHours per daywatching TV40.8401554.0002.9382.803.082. Does the average number of children (CHILDS) for this sample differ from the national averageof 2? (2 is the test value in this case.)One-Sample StatisticsStd.Std. ErrorNMeanDeviationMeanNumber of23441.861.674.035childrenOne-Sample TestTest Value = 095% Confidence Intervalof the DifferenceSig. (2-tailed)MeandfDifferenceLowerUpperNumber of53.6512343.0001.8551.791.92children 3. Does the average number of years of education attained (EDUC) for this sample differ from thenational average of 13.2? (13.2 is the test value.)One-Sample StatisticsStd.Std. ErrorNMeanDeviationMeanHighest year ofschool completed234513.732.974.061One-Sample TestTest Value = 095% Confidence Interval ofthe DifferenceSig. (2-tailed)MeandfDifferenceLowerUpperHighest year of school 223.5692344.00013.73213.6113.85completed

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Description: Questions 1-3 Graph inserted to use for the questions. Does the average number of hours spent watching TV (TVHOURS) for the sample differ from the national average of 2.75? (2.75 is the test value in this case.Does the average number of children (CHI