On the surface, college graduates in 1982 are similar to college graduates in 1964. They are quite conservative: well-dressed and interested in tradition, respect their parents. But there is a deep-rooted difference: most of the 1982 surveyed College graduates claiming good income in their freshman year is an important reason for their decision to go to college. which is the most supported conclusion from the text above? ['College graduates in 1964 are actually more conservative than college graduates in 1982.', 'Most 1964 college graduates in the first or second year of college changed their purpose of going to college.', 'Less than half of 1964 college graduates declared their first year of college to increase their income.', 'University graduates in 1964 are superficially concerned about finances compared to college graduates in 1982.']