In 2013, there were many new studies published by psychology and neuroscience researchers on the science of happiness, meaning, and purpose. In one of those studies, a random sample of adults and a random sample of teens in northern California were asked what they felt was the most important goal for them in life: to be happy, to live a meaningful life, or to know and pursue their life's purpose. Results are presented in the following table. The expected counts are given below the observed counts. The contribution to the chi-square statistic is given below the expected count. To be happy To live a meaningful (but not necessarily happy) life To know and pursue your purpose Teens 192 288.38 32.21 64 56.79 0.92 188 98.83 80.45 Adults 590 493.621 18.82 90 97.21 0.53 80 169.17 47.00 Compute the chi-square statistic X² for this two- way table. Give your answer to two decimal places.