Using the 2016 GSS, We Regressed the Number of Hours

Multiple Choice

Using the 2016 GSS, we regressed the number of hours of television watched on the average day on three variables: years of education, age, and marital status. Marital status is a dummy variable with 1 = married. We get the following results for the unstandardized regression coefficients: TVhours = 4.63 - .15Educ + .01Age - .34Married. According to this equation,

A) There is a near zero association between education and television viewing.
B) Younger people watch more hours of television, on average, than older people.
C) Married people watch fewer hours of television, on average, than unmarried people.
D) Marital status is more strongly associated with hours of television viewing than age.