A Chi-Square Statistic Was calculated to Relate People's Feelings of Safety

question 87

Multiple Choice

A chi-square statistic was calculated to relate people's feelings of safety (No, Yes) and whether they or not they felt the police did a good job (No, Yes) . If the null hypothesis is not rejected, which is the most appropriate conclusion that can be made?

• A) There is no relationship between people's feelings and their satisfaction with police.
• B) The groups are not all equal to each other.
• C) The expected frequencies differed significantly from the observed frequencies.
• D) The was a very large effect between the expected and observed frequencies.

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