Lab 11. Producing Bivariate Tables and Using Chi Square Statistics to Understand Them. Due May 5, 2020 by 11.59pm This lab will introduce you to some more of SPSS's capabilities for crosstabulation. The focus here is on computing and interpreting chi square statistics and measures of association. The data set will be the GSS2008.SAV{THE 2008 GENERAL SOCIAL SURVEY DATA), which is in the blackboard labs/lab 11 folder, along with its codebook. BE SURE TO ORGANIZE YOUR ANSWERS USING THE NUMBERING SYSTEM OF THE ASSIGNMENT. USE FULL SENTENCES TO ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS. There will be penalties for disorganization. ALL QUESTIONS WEIGHTED EQUALLY. In this lab, we will look at attitudes about taxes on the rich and their relationship to race. The two variables to be used are TAXRICHl "Generally, how would you describe taxes in America today. We mean all taxes together, including social security, income tax, sales tax, and all the rest: First, for those with high incomes, are taxes too high, about right or too low\" and race (RACE-white, black or other). 1) Make a hypothesis for the relationship between TAXRICH1 and RACE. Make TAXRICHl the dependent variable and RACE the independent variable. 2) Provide a theoretical rationale for the hypothesis you made in question 1. R1 What an:I 'l'hFI levels of measurement for the two variahles used in the hvnnthesis