Following the 1998 Academy Awards ceremony, Best Actress nominee Fernanda Montenegro (age 70) said Gwyneth Paltrow (age 26) had won Best Actress for Shakespeare in Love because she was younger. This comment caused Pace University student Michael Gilberg and professor Terence Hines to test the theory that younger women and older men are more likely than older women and younger men to receive an Academy Award for Best Actress and Best Actor. Their study was published in the February 2000 issue of Psychological Reports. Assume that you are working with Gilberg and Hines. Use your statistics and graphs from Exercise 6 to confirm or refute the theory that younger women and older men are more likely to win. Prepare a brief report on your conclusions.