According to the Census Bureau's American Housing Survey, the primary reason people who move close their new neighborhood is because the location is convenient to work. Based on 1990 Census Bureau data, we know that 24% of the population of people who moved selected "location convenient to work" as the reason for selecting their new neighborhood. Assume a sample of 300 people who moved during 2003 found 93 did so to be closer to work. Do the sample data support the research conclusion that in 2003 more people are choosing where to live based on how close they will be to their work? Using what is your research conclusion?