1. A psychologist would like to examine the factors that are involved in the development of romantic relationships. The psychologist suspects that people at different ages will place emphasis on different factors when looking for a romantic partner. A sample of 30 adolescent males (ages 13-15) and a sample of 30 male college students (ages 19-32) are obtained. Each participant is asked to identify the single most important factor determining whether or not he is likely to pursue a romantic relationship with a new acquaintance. The frequency data for this study are reported below. Do these data indicate a significant difference in the relative importance of different factors for adolescents versus college students (? = .05)? Be sure to state your null & alternative hypotheses, degrees of freedom and critical value, and the formal conclusion in the standard format.

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