A researcher is interested in studying whether men and women have different attitudes about crime and punishment. The theory is somewhat conflicting as to whether women tend to be more forgiving of transgressions and to prefer leniency in punishment or whether they generally prefer harsher penalties out of the belief that offenders pose a threat to community safety. Gender, the independent variable, is measured as male or female, and attitude toward the death penalty for people convicted of murder is measured as favor or oppose. The General Social Survey contains data on the sex of respondents and these persons' attitudes toward the death penalty; the contingency table is displayed below. Use a .01 level of significance and answer the following questions. Attitude toward death penalty for people convicted of murder Sex Favor Oppose Total Female 609 385 994 Male 574 256 830 Total 1,183 641 1,824 Calculate the test statistic. Interpret your results and state your conclusion about the null hypothesis