A researcher is interested in the relationship between gender and reading. He takes a survey asking each respondent to identify as 1. Non binary, 2. Female or 3. Male. He also has then provide the number of books they read in the previous years he hypothesizes that gender will be negatively related to reading. He finds that those who identify as non-binary on average read 23 books. Those who identify as female read 19.2 books, and those who identify as male read 13.1 books. is there support for his hypothesis? Is his hypothesis correct