A nursing home has three care arrangements, independent living, minor assisted living, and heavily assisted living. 400 residents live at the nursing home. The nursing home manager wants to know whether male nursing home residents differ from female nursing home residents Below is a description of the variables, as well as descriptive statistics and a crosstab. Variable Description living Type of arrangement, coded 1 for independent living, 2 for minor assisted living, and coded 3 for heavily assisted living. gender Coded 0 for men and coded 1 for women Living Gender Mean 2.025 Mean 0.5675 Standard Error 0.041415 Standard Error 0.024802162 Median 2 Median Mode 3 Mode Standard Deviation 0.828306 Standard Deviation 0.496043241 Sample Variance 0.68609 Sample Variance 0.246058897 Range Range Minimum Minimum Maximum 3 Maximum Sum 610 Sum 227 Count 400 Count 400 Living Gender 1 2 3 Grand Total 0 34.10% 34.10% 31.79% 100.00% 1 32.16% 29.52% 38.33% 100.00% Grand Total 33.00% 31.50% 35.50 100.00% % The nursing home manager would like the Descriptive Statistics interpreted. What do you tell her when she asks you to interpret (this answer needs to be more than just the number): Q32 The standard deviation of Living: Q33 The mean of Gender Finally, she would like you to answer her question about the relationship between gender and living arrangements. The p-value associated with the crosstab table is 0.17. Q34 For the nursing home that the nursing manager works in (the sample is the population), can you conclude that gender is related to living arrangements? (Circle correct answer) YES NO