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study used the 1998 Behavioral Risk Factors Social Survey to consider factors associated with women's use of oral contraceptives in the US. The table below summarizes the estimates from a logistic regression model for the probability of using oral contraceptives. Let Y=1 if a woman used oral contraceptives and 0 otherwise. Each predictor is a dichotomous variable, and the table lists the category of the predictor takes the value of 1 (the other category takes the value of 0). Further assume the sample size was sufficiently large to fit a logistic regression model with this many slopes.

Variable	Coding =1 if	Coefficient Estimate	Standard Error
Age	35 or younger	-1.320	0.087
Race	White	0.622	0.098
Education	Graduate Degree	0.501	0.077
	Undergraduate Degree	0.732	0.068
	High School or Less	Reference	-
Marital status	Married	-0.460	0.073

Test if age is a significant predictor of oral contraceptive use when already accounting for marital status, education, and race. Please make sure to set up each of the 7 steps with the intermediate steps