The following table was obtained from the results of a survey of Quebecers regarding their perceptions on the following question:

In your opinion, should a scientific researcher earn a higher, as high or lower annual income than a physician?

The choices of answers were as follows:

These response choices (modalities) were cross-tabulated with modalities for various socioeconomic traits (gender, age, education, income, region, language).

The following is a contingency table summarizing the results by gender and response choice.

The results correspond to 1470 completed questionnaires. The research hypothesis is that gender is an explanatory factor for respondents' opinions on the question asked.

If the descriptive threshold of this test is equal to 0.0762, can we say that there is an association between the gender of the individual and the opinion on the dared question at the threshold = 0.01?

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