Love, Vinson, Tolsma, and Kaufmann (2008) studied the psychological effects of being an undercover officer, including the stress it places on a marriage. In a sample of 239 former officers, the researchers recorded that 145 officers reported symptoms of marital stress but 94 didn't. Assume we would expect to observe equal frequencies. Use a goodness-of-fit test with an alpha = 0.05.
a) State the null and alternative hypotheses.
b) State the critical value.
c) Calculate the expected frequencies and the chi-square statistic.
d) Decide to reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis and interpret that decision.
Love, Vinson, Tolsma, and Kaufmann (2008) studied the psychological effects of being an undercover officer, including...
Undercover officers and marital stress. Love, Vinson, Tolsma, Kaufmann (2008) studied the psychological effects of being an undercover officer, including the stress it places on marriage. The researchers recorded the number of officers reporting symptoms of marital, as listed in the following table. if we expect to observe equal frequencies, then compute a chi-square goodness-for-fit test a .05 level of significance. Decide whether to retain or reject the null hypothesis. Marital Stress for Former Undercover Officers Yes No 145 94