1 pts Do dogs resemble their owners? Some people claim that owners look a lot like their pets. It could be that they deliberately choose a breed that looks like them or maybe we just imagine similarities that are not really there. Researchers at UCSD designed a study to investigate this claim. They believed that the resemblance might differ for purebred and mixed-breed dogs. A random sample of 45 dogs and their owners were photographed at three separate dog parks. A process was set up so that a group of undergraduate psychology students were presented with sets of 3 photographs each containing 1 owner and 2 dogs. They were asked to identify the dog that belonged to the owner for each set. A dog was said to look like the owner if more than half of the undergraduates matched the dog to the owner. The results are presented in the table below. a) Compete the tables with the requested information. Redraw the tables in your answer. (1 point) Breed Status Totals Expected Counts Purebred Mixed breed Bread Status Resembles Resembles owner 16 owner 7 Does not 9 13 Does not Resemble owner Resemble owner Total's b) Show how the expected count for the cell "purebred dog and resembles owner" was computed. (1 points) c) Are requirements met? Answer yes or no to this question here but show your complete answer on your paper. (1 points) d) Which type of chi-squared test should be used to help answer the question of interest? Why? (1 points) e) State the appropriate pair of hypotheses for the test you choose and complete the test using the (or 6) -step method covered in our class lectures & videos. (6 points)