Each of 36 men was asked to touch the backs of the hands of three women, one of whom was the man's romantic partner, while blindfolded. The two "decoy" women were the same age, height, and weight as the man's partner.33 Of the 36 men tested, 16 were able to correctly identify their partner. Do the data provide sufficient evidence that the men are able to sense their partners better than guessing would predict? Conduct a goodness-of-fit test of the data, using a = 0.05.