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Path:p Words: 1 p QUESTION 6 Using the frequency counts in the table below, create a contingency table capable of analyzing the relationship between gender and attitudes towards environmental regulations. Based on the table you create, how would you describe the relationship between these two variables? Gender Male 359 52 Female 574 37 Attitude Toward Environmental Regulation Too little regulation Too much regulation TTTT Paragraph Arial DOQ fx Mashups 3 (12pt) T' T. TML CSS Words:0 Path:p Save All Answers Close Windo Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers.

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alim: To describe the relationship between gender 4 attitudes towards environment Given : The regulations. he frequency count oị the table Hypothesis : to: 2he two attributes are independent - VIS He: The two attributes are not independent. In the content of this problem The attributes are gender & altitude towards environm- ent regulation. Ho : The attributes gender and attitude towards environment regulations tions are independent v/s. Hi: The attributes gender and attitude towards environment regulations are not independent. Here the contingency table can be as- given Attitude towards Enu- Gender Total zonmental regulation Too litte regulation Too much_regulation Male a = 359 Female be 574 d - 37 atb = 52 lerd 933 89 N = 1022 Total ate = 411 bd=611

Hexe No attctd. 1022. Jest statistic : X2 cal Nead-602 Catb) (Ctd) (are) (btd) ~X21,2) values from 2 putting the table. 72cal = 1022"( 359 x 37 574 x 52) 933 x 89 x 411 x 611 X2cal 13. 4487 Here degress Decision : We reject Ho if x2-01 > X2 1,4. degress of freedom considě a = 0.05. bo x2 critical = x21,4 X2 1,0.05 3.841. so here x²ral = 13.4487 > X2 cnitical = 3.841. bo we tejeck Ho condusion : The atto butes gender and attitude towards environment_regulations are not independent.

and attitude towards Anower: The variables gender envixement regulations may be dependent.