3) (4 points). Steil and Hay (1997) conducted a survey of professionals (lawyers, doctors, bankers, and the like) regarding the people they compare themselves to when they think about their job situation (salary, benefits, responsibility, status, and so on). One question of special interest was how much professionals compare themselves to people of their own sex, the opposite sex, or both. Here are the results:

Men Women

Same-sex 29 17

Opposite sex 4 14

Both sexes 26 28

Can the researchers conclude that the gender of who the people compare themselves to is different depending on their own gender? Conduct an appropriate test (use = 5%). Be sure to specify the null hypothesis.