Page 226, #12: In the chapter, we saw that there was a statistically significant difference between men and women in terms of their attitudes about capital punishment. We can extend that line of inquiry and find out whether there is a gender difference in general attitudes about crime and punishment. The General Social Survey (GSS) asks respondents whether they think courts are too harsh, about right, or not harsh enough in dealing with criminal offenders. The following table contains the data with an alpha level of .05. Attitude towards courts Sex Too About Not harsh Row harsh right enough marginal Male 134 (A) 173 (B) 498 (c) 805 Female 135 (D) 207 (E) 630 (F) 972 W Column 269 380 1128 N = 1777 Hi marginal wit For Step 5: Make a decision about the null hypothesis and draw a Hello conclusion, Select the two answers that apply. The obtained value is less than 5.991, so the null is not rejected.