For the chi-square test, a p-value greater than 0.05 is:

A) relatively low, so it is likely that the difference betweenobserved and expected values is due to chance.

B)relatively low, so it is NOT likely that the differencebetween observed and expected values is due to chance.

C) relatively high, so it is NOT likely that the differencebetween observed and expected values is due to chance.

D) relatively high, so it is likely that the difference betweenobserved and expected values is due to chance.