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We want to test whether short people differ with respect to their leadership qualities (Genghis Khan,...

We want to test whether short people differ with respect to their leadership qualities
(Genghis Khan, Adolf Hitler and Napoleon were all stature-deprived, and how many midget
MP's are there?) The following table shows the frequencies with which 43 short people and
52 tall people were categorized as "leaders", "followers" or as "unclassifiable". Is there a
relationship between height and leadership qualities?
[Chi-Square = 10.71, with 2 df: ? < 0.01].

## Height
Short
Tall
Leader 12 32
Follower 22 14
Unclassified 9 6

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