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\fPage 8 of 9 % within neighcrime 72.1% 27.9% 100.0% compraed to other areas in Canada, do you think crime in your neighbourhood is... Total Count 14035 4320 18355 % within neighcrime 76.5% 23.5% 100.0% compraed to other areas in Canada, do you think crime in your neighbourhood is.. QUESTION 4: Use the crosstab above. Dr. Lacol is curious about whether people's perceptions of the level of crime in their neighbourhood are associated with whether they live in an urban or rural area. He looked at the corresponding questions from the General Social Survey and ran a cross-tab and chi-square. The chi-square associated with the cross-tab was significant with a p-value of .02. Based on this analysis, Dr. Lacol concludes that among those who live in urban areas, 89.4% thought crime was higher in their neighbourhood than other neighbourhoods, 82.6% thought crime was about the same as other neighbourhoods, and 72.1% thought crime was lower than other neighbourhoods; therefore, people living in urban neighbourhoods are statistically more likely to think that crime is higher in their neighbourhoods than other neighbourhoods