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Using the summary statistics taken from the 2020 American National Election Study, calculate whether there is a statistically significant relationship between their ratings of the Supreme Court on a feeling thermometer (0=cold, 50=neutral, 100=warm) and their self-identified gender. You may use a calculator, and must show your work to receive credit. Your answer should not only demonstrate the statistical test, but also your interpretation of the results. Attitudes toward the US Supreme Court, by Self-Identified Gender Identify as Male Identify as Female Mean 61.32 60.07 Variance 484.84 470.76 N (Sample Size) 3344 3974 Maximum number of characters (including HTML tags added by text editor): 32,000

          Using the summary statistics taken from the 2020 American National Election
Study, calculate whether there is a statistically significant relationship between
their ratings of the Supreme Court on a feeling thermometer (0=cold,
50=neutral, 100=warm) and their self-identified gender.
You may use a calculator, and must show your work to receive credit.
Your answer should not only demonstrate the statistical test, but also your
interpretation of the results.
Attitudes toward the US Supreme Court, by Self-Identified Gender
Identify as Male	Identify as Female
Mean	61.32	60.07
Variance	484.84	470.76
N (Sample Size)	3344	3974
Maximum number of characters (including HTML tags added by text editor):
32,000

Using the summary statistics taken from the 2020 American National Election
Study, calculate whether there is a statistically significant relationship between
their ratings of the Supreme Court on a feeling thermometer (0=cold,
50=neutral, 100=warm) and their self-identified gender.
You may use a calculator, and must show your work to receive credit.
Your answer should not only demonstrate the statistical test, but also your
interpretation of the results.
Attitudes toward the US Supreme Court, by Self-Identified Gender
Identify as Male Identify as Female
Mean 61.32 60.07
Variance 484.84 470.76
N (Sample Size) 3344 3974
Maximum number of characters (including HTML tags added by text editor):
32,000

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