We decide to invite 200 women, through our friends' friends, in romantic dating relationships to an extra credit survey opportunity and present them with the same "possible infidelity scenario." After listening, the participant is then asked "Considering your current relationship partner and how you normally deal with things, how would you respond to this?" After data collection, we organize all the women's responses into either "Direct" or "Indirect" confrontation strategies: We end up with 168 women would use direct strategies and 32 that would use indirect strategies.

1. If the researcher wanted to test to see if any differences found in the frequency of the women's responses were not due to chance, why is the chi-square test appropriate to use? As it is worded, is it a one-tail or two-tailed test?

2. Based on the research question provided, write the "null hypothesis" for this study.

3. What type of sampling was done for this study?

4. Using the numbers in the table and setting alpha of p < .05, calculate a chi-square test. Insert a "table" into Word and show your work below.

5. Based on your calculations, what can you conclude about the RQ and null H regarding women's use of directness to confront their male dater's potential infidelity? Write it out as it would appear in the results of a research paper.