The null hypothesis?Alternate hypothesis?The variable sex is measured at the _____ level of measurement ?Preferred driving activity is measured at the ______ level of measurement?Preferred driving activity is a _____ variable ?The variable sex is a ______ variable ?The value for the x^2 statistic is?The p value is?Do we reject the null hypothesis ?We can conclude that?

A researcher at UNLV wished to determine if a relationship exists between sex and their preferred activity while driving. Six hundred (600) people were sampled (300 males and 300 females). The subjects in the sample were asked to report the activity they were most likely to participate in while driving. Their choices were (1) talking on their cell phone; (2) drinking (non-alcoholic beverages); and (3) nothing (enjoying the ride). The raw data is in the table below. Your job, as the statistician, is to determine if the variables SEX and PREFERRED DRIVING ACTIVITY are independent and draw conclusions from your analysis. Preferred driving activity Enjoying the Cell Phone Drinking ride Male 60 65 175 Sex Female 200 95 5