A friend of the teacher recently conducted a poll of Hospital workers (nurses and doctors). The survey's goal was to find out who employees compare themselves to when they think about their jobs. One interesting topic was how much these employees compared themselves to persons of their own socioeconomic position (SES), people of a lower socioeconomic status, and people of a higher socioeconomic. The results are listed below. Is it possible for the coworker to conclude that the SES of the workers they compare themselves to varies based on their occupation? Conduct a suitable test (use a percentage of 5%). Make certain to include the null hypothesis. Lower ses Higher ses Similar ses Doctors 32 12 27 Nurses 20 11 34