The table below reports the results of a recent public opinion survey on political ideology and views on the right of workers and labour unions to strike. We are interested to learn if there is an association between political ideology and support for the right of workers and labour unions to strike. The table below presents the observed frequencies by political ideology and support view. Round to two places beyond the decimal point during your calculations and for the final answers for each question part. Political ideology Supports Liberal Moderate Conservative Totals the right to strike? Favour 381 394 319 1094 Oppose 120 229 261 610 Totals 501 623 580 1704 (a) Conduct a hypothesis test to determine if there is a significant relationship between political ideology and support for the right of workers to strike. Make sure to address each step of the hypothesis test and use = 0.05. (5 points) (b) Calculate all appropriate measures of association between political ideology and support for the right of workers to strike. What are your reasoning for choosing these measures (9 points) (c) How strong is the association based on your calculated measures of association? (4 points) (d) What is the direction of the relationship between the two variables? (2 points)