A researcher collected data on people's political orientations and their attitudes toward the death penalty for...

A researcher collected data on people's political orientations and their attitudes toward the death penalty for people convicted of murder. The data are in the table. Use an alpha of .01 to conduct a five-step hypothesis test to determine if there is a relationship between the IV and DV. Use all five steps, writing all information out clearly and thoroughly. Label each step and circle/highlight your obtained value in Step 4. Show all calculations. Point loss will occur if information is missing, ambiguous, or hard to read. Upload the file containing your answers.

Political Orientation	Oppose Death Penalty	Support Death Penalty	Row Marginal
Liberal	216	93	309
Center	149	99	248
Conservative	103	164	267
Column Marginal	468	356	N = 824

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