I found this question somewhat challenging. I attempted it, but I got stuck.

A community services organization in London developed a program for justice involved youth. You have been hired by the organization to assess the effectiveness of the program at reducing recidivism rates, along with the program's effectiveness at increasing employment amongst participants. You selected a random sample of 357 youth who were involved in the justice system prior to participating in the program. The tables below report the proportion of program participants who were convicted of a criminal offence within 3 years following their enrolment in the program and whether or not they had been steadily employed (yes vs. no) along with values for all youth who live in London that had previously been involved in the justice system, but did not participate in the program. Set alpha to 0.05 and follow the five-step model. Make sure that you interpret the results in terms of the original research question. a) Are youth who participate in the program less likely to be convicted of a criminal offence compared to all youth with previous justice involvement in London? (7 points) All youth Program Participants P. = 0.11 Ps = 0.08 b) Was the program successful at improving employment rates? (7 paints) All youth Program Participants Pu = 0.77 Ps = 0.83