Auditors compared opinions about treatment (very good/acceptable/poor) at four VA Hospitals (labeled A,B,C) among veterans aged 50 and above. What are the hypotheses for a chi-square test of independence on the data?
Select one:
A. H0: There is a relationship between opinion about treatment
and hospital.
Ha: There is no relationship between opinion about treatment and
hospital.
B. H0: Which hospital a veteran over 50 chooses does not affect
his/her opinion of the treatment received.
Ha: Which hospital a veteran over 50 chooses affects his/her
opinion of the treatment received.
C. H0: There is no relationship between opinion about treatment
and hospital.
Ha: There is a relationship between opinion about treatment and
hospital.
Correct hypotheses for chi square is:
C. H0: There is no relationship between opinion about treatment
and hospital.
Ha: There is a relationship between opinion about treatment and
hospital.
Option C is correct.
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