Construct potential hypotheses or research questions to relate the variables in each of the following examples. Also, write a brief statement explaining why you believe there is a relationship between the variables as specified in your hypothesis. 1) Life satisfaction and marital status 2) Age and support for marijuana legalization 3) Care of elderly parents and ethnicity

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