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   Group Meetings   Face-to-Face Meetings with Individuals   E-mails   Other Generation Y   180   240   50   30 Generation...

   Group Meetings   Face-to-Face Meetings with Individuals   E-mails   Other
Generation Y   180   240   50   30
Generation X   230   165   50   55
Boomer   220   185   60   35
Mature   205   150   70   75

A newspaper reported on preferred types of office communication by different age groups. Suppose the results were based on a survey of 500 respondents in each age group. The results are​ cross-classified in the table found below. At the 0.10 level of​ significance, is there evidence of a relationship between age group and type of communication​ preferred? Calculate the test statistic

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Null hypothesis : Ho : There is no relationship between age group and type of communication​ preferred(Age group and type of communication are independent)

Alternate Hypothesis : Ha: There is relationship between age group and type of communication​ preferred(Age group and type of communication are not independent)

Test Statistic

O : Observed Frequency

E: Expected Frequency

Observed Counts/Frequency Group Meetings Face-to-Face Meetings with Individuals E-mails Other Row Total
Generation Y 180 240 50 30 500
Generation X 230 165 50 55 500
Boomer 220 185 60 35 500
Mature 205 150 70 75 500
Column Total 835 740 230 195 2000
E: Expected Count/Frequency Group Meetings Face-to-Face Meetings with Individuals E-mails Other
Generation Y (500*835) / 2000 (500*740) / 2000 (500*230) / 2000 (500*195) / 2000
Generation X (500*835) / 2000 (500*740) / 2000 (500*230) / 2000 (500*195) / 2000
Boomer (500*835) / 2000 (500*740) / 2000 (500*230) / 2000 (500*195) / 2000
E: Expected Count/Frequency (500*835) / 2000 (500*740) / 2000 (500*230) / 2000 (500*195) / 2000
E: Expected Count/Frequency Group Meetings Face-to-Face Meetings with Individuals E-mails Other
Generation Y 208.75 185 57.5 48.7500
Generation X 208.75 185 57.5 48.7500
Boomer 208.7500 185 57.5000 48.7500
Mature 208.7500 185 57.5000 48.7500
O E O-E (O-E)2 (O-E)2/E
180 208.75 -28.75 826.5625 3.9596
240 185 55 3025 16.3514
50 57.5 -7.5 56.25 0.9783
30 48.75 -18.75 351.5625 7.2115
230 208.75 21.25 451.5625 2.1632
165 185 -20 400 2.1622
50 57.5 -7.5 56.25 0.9783
55 48.75 6.25 39.0625 0.8013
220 208.75 11.25 126.5625 0.6063
185 185 0 0 0.0000
60 57.5 2.5 6.25 0.1087
35 48.75 -13.75 189.0625 3.8782
205 208.75 -3.75 14.0625 0.0674
150 185 -35 1225 6.6216
70 57.5 12.5 156.25 2.7174
75 48.75 26.25 689.0625 14.1346
Total 62.7398

Value of the test statistic = 62.7398

Degrees of freedom = (Number of rows -1)x(Number of columns -1)=(4-1)x(4-1)=9

For 9 degrees of freedom,

p-value = 0.0000

As p-value < 0.10:level of significance ; Reject the null hypothesis.

There is sufficient evidence to conclude that There is relationship between age group and type of communication​ preferred(Age group and type of communication are not independent)


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