Suppose we are interested in examining the social basis of
support for capital punishment. Could there...
Suppose we are interested in examining the social basis of
support for capital punishment. Could there be a relationship
between religion (the independent variable) and support for capital
punishment (dependent variable)? Suppose we administer a scale that
measures support for capital punishment to a randomly selected
sample that includes 20 individuals based on religious affiliation:
Protestants, Catholics, Jews, people with no religious affiliation
(“None”), and people from other religions (“Other”). Use
the appropriate test and steps to calculate whether there is a
relationship. Do this manually. (20 POINTS)
Protestant
Catholic
Jew
None
Other
8
12
12
15
10
12
20
13
16
18
13
25
18
23
12
17
27
21
28
12
Solutions
Expert Solution
We will conduct a chi-square test of Independence here.
The null hypothesis: There is no
relationship between religion and support of capital
punishment.
The alternate hypothesis: There is a
relationship between religion and support of capital
punishment.
Suppose we are interested in examining the social basis of
support for capital punishment. Could there be a relationship
between religion (the independent variable) and support for capital
punishment (dependent variable)? Suppose we administer a scale that
measures support for capital punishment to a randomly selected
sample that includes 20 individuals based on religious affiliation:
Protestants, Catholics, Jews, people with no religious affiliation
(“None”), and people from other religions (“Other”). Use
the appropriate test and steps to calculate whether there...
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Group of answer choices
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