A sociologist studied the association between subjects' political ideology and their attitudes about stricter gun laws. The researcher polled 100 "conservatives" and 100 "liberals," asking them to answer "yes" or "no" to the question, "Do you support stricter gun laws?" Results indicated that 29 "liberals" said no, 71 "liberals" said yes,62 "conservatives" said no, and 38 "conservatives said yes, Test thenull hypothesis that there is no association between political ideology and the likelihood of supporting stricter gun laws. You must (a) create an observed frequency table, (b) create an expected frequency table, and perform the appropriate statistical test stating (c) the observed value, (d) the critical value, and (e) the decision (based on alpha = .05; you must determine from the stated null hypothesis whether the test is directional or non-directional.