3) (4 points) A sample of 1856 participants completed a measure of wise reasoning (WR), scored from 0 to 2, and (b) a measure of agreeableness (AG), scores of which were used to classify participants as either \"low" or \"high" in agreeableness. The Table below shows the joint distribution of these two variables. Agreeableness low high Total WR 0 202 2 l 6 450 1 432 400 832 2 298 276 574 Total 932 892 1 856 Is the probability of being \"high\" on agreeableness dependent or independent of the participant's level of wise reasoning? Explain your rationale