A clinical psychologist conducted a study in which women rated their sense of humour as high, medium, or low, and then stated whether they believed they were generally liked or disliked. The results from this fictitious study are given below: Category Liked Disliked High 9 13 Medium 6 12 Low 16 12 (i) What are the expected frequencies if women's sense of humour and whether they were liked or disliked were independent of each other: Category Liked Disliked High Medium Low (ii) What is the computed value of the test statistic (e.g., z, t, chi-square, etc., round to 2 decimal places) to determine if there is an association between women's sense of humour and whether they are generally liked or disliked (at the 0.01 significance level): (iii) What are the degrees of freedom (if necessary, if not just say NA): (iv) What is the magnitude of the association between women's sense of humour and whether they are generally liked or disliked (round to 2 decimal places): (v) Write the result in the format required by the American Psychological Association (APA)