a) Let's make a stacked bar graph to check the relationship between both the variables. First, each data point is divided by its row total and converted the data points into percentages. Hence, each stack bar has a total percentage of 100. The data and the graph is:
Attended all | Attended some | Attended none | Total | |
Father in two-parent families | 25% | 39% | 11% | 444 |
Fathers in single-parent families | 30% | 26% | 5% | 38 |
Non-resident fathers | 46% | 34% | 84% | 98 |
135 | 147 | 298 | 580 |
There seems to be good relationship between both the variables.
b) From the graph, it looks that fathers who doesn't live with the family mostly have attended none of the meetings. For a single parent family, it is logical that they will be the most involved.
Let's check the association with a chi-square test
Ho: There is no association between the variables
Ha: There is a significant association between the variables
The data table is as below on how the statistic is calculated:
Observed (Oi) | Expected (Ei) | (Oi-Ei)^2 | (Oi-Ei)^2/Ei |
109 | 103.34 | 32.036 | 0.310 |
132 | 112.53 | 379.081 | 3.369 |
203 | 228.12 | 631.014 | 2.766 |
15 | 8.84 | 37.946 | 4.292 |
10 | 9.63 | 0.137 | 0.014 |
13 | 19.52 | 42.510 | 2.178 |
11 | 22.80 | 139.240 | 6.107 |
5 | 24.84 | 393.626 | 15.846 |
82 | 50.35 | 1001.723 | 19.895 |
SUM | 54.778 |
Expected value is calculated by: Corresponding row total*Corresponding column total/580
Chi-square statistic = 54.778
df = 4, Hence p-value<0.001
Hence, as the p-value is so small, we can reject the null hypothesis and conclude that there is an association between both the variables.
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