Refer to the fit of the homogeneous L XL model in Section 7.3.4. Describe the conditional association using the fitted odds ratio for the corner cells at the extreme categories of income and job satisfaction. Interpret, and compare to the local odds ratios. Show that the estimated odds ratio for the corner cells using the fitted values for model (GI, GS, IS) equals . (For each gender the fitted value for the cell at the highest income and lowest satisfaction is zero). For each gender, the sample value is also . Thus, an advantage of using the simple L XL model is that the model estimate shrinks sample estimates of for odds ratios to more realistic values.