26. Recode question 3 ("How loyal would you say that you are personally to the place you work?") into a new variable with two categories (1 to 6 = 1, low loyalty; 7 = 2, high loyalty). Recode question 4 ("How much loyalty would you say the place you work for has to you?") into a new variable with three categories (1 to 3 = 1, no loyalty; 4 to 5 = 2, some loyalty; 6 to 7 = 3, high loyalty). Are these two categorical variables associated? Interpret your results. 27. Do salespeople who exhibit low or high loyalty to a place of work (recoded question 3) differ in terms of each of the demographic characteristics, D1 to D12? In other words, is salesperson loyalty associated with any of the 12 demographic characteristics? Note that age (D10) is recorded as the year of birth. Instead of D10, use the age variable. Divide the sample into four roughly equal age groups based on age. 28. Sum all the items (a through o) of question 2 to form an overall satisfaction scale. Obtain a frequency distribution and summary statistics for this overall satisfaction scale. Interpret the results, 34. Conduct a multiple regression using the loyalty to the place of work (original question 3) as the dependent variable and items a through f of question 2 as the independent variables. Interpret the results. 26. Recode question 3 ("How loyal would you say that you are personally to the place you work?") into a new variable with two categories (1 to 6 = 1, low loyalty; 7 = 2, high loyalty). Recode question 4 ("How much loyalty would you say the place you work for has to you?") into a new variable with three categories (1 to 3 = 1, no loyalty; 4 to 5 = 2, some loyalty; 6 to 7 = 3, high loyalty). Are these two categorical variables associated? Interpret your results. 27. Do salespeople who exhibit low or high loyalty to a place of work (recoded question 3) differ in terms of each of the demographic characteristics, D1 to D12? In other words, is salesperson loyalty associated with any of the 12 demographic characteristics? Note that age (D10) is recorded as the year of birth. Instead of D10, use the age variable. Divide the sample into four roughly equal age groups based on age. 28. Sum all the items (a through o) of question 2 to form an overall satisfaction scale. Obtain a frequency distribution and summary statistics for this overall satisfaction scale. Interpret the results, 34. Conduct a multiple regression using the loyalty to the place of work (original question 3) as the dependent variable and items a through f of question 2 as the independent variables. Interpret the results