The table below shows the results of a study assessing the prevalence of depression among 200 patients treated in a primary care setting using tw methods to determine the presence of depression; one based on information provided by the individual (i.e., proband) and the other based on information provided by another informant (e.g., the subject's family member or close friend) about the proband. Calculate the degree of agreement between the two approaches using the Kappa Contingency Coefficient, K. Informant Depressed NotDepressed Total Proband Depressed 65 50 115 Proband NotDepressed 19 66 85 Total 81 116 200