A Psychologist Wanted to Determine What Was More Important in the Choice

question 8

Multiple Choice

A psychologist wanted to determine what was more important in the choice of a spouse: love or money. The psychologist surveyed 290 unmarried psychology students and asked them whether they would choose a prospective mate based on love or money. The professor was also interested to see if the choice would vary by gender. The professor found that 68 men preferred a spouse based on love, 33 men preferred a spouse based on money, 79 women preferred a spouse based on love, and 110 women preferred a spouse based on money.
-The derived chi-square value for this problem is

• A)2.53
• B)17.16
• C)6.09
• D)3.84

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