Report a Chi-Square test of Independence and use a 5% significance level.Choose the correct P-value picture. [ Select ] ["F", "D", "E", "A", "C", "B"] The image consists of six panels (A to F) displaying different statistical distributions and their corresponding p-value areas, often used to interpret hypothesis test results. Each panel includes a curve representing a probability distribution and a shaded region indicating the p-value area.**Panel A:**- A right-skewed distribution curve with shading in the right tail.- Labeled as "22.27, df=4" indicating chi-square distribution with 4 degrees of freedom.**Panel B:**- A symmetrical distribution around zero with two tails shaded.- Labeled as "22.27, df=4", showing a two-tailed test for the same distribution.**Panel C:**- Right-skewed distribution similar to Panel A but with different shading.- Marked as "22.27, df=9" representing a chi-square distribution with 9 degrees of freedom.**Panel D:**- Symmetric distribution with two tails shaded.- Defined by "-22.27, 0, 22.27, df=9", illustrating a two-tailed test.**Panel E:**- Symmetrical distribution with two tails shaded.- Labeled "0, 22.27, df=3", indicating a two-tailed test for a distribution with 3 degrees of freedom.**Panel F:**- A right-skewed distribution with shading in the right tail.- Denoted as "22.27, df=3", showcasing a one-tailed test for a distribution with 3 degrees of freedom.These panels represent different scenarios typically used in hypothesis testing, showing the critical values and p-value areas based on the test statistic and degrees of freedom. **Recidivism Analysis Based on Treatment Received****Introduction**Use the information below to answer the *recidivism* questions that follow.The data and segmented bar chart below are "data on recidivism, as measured by re-arrest of persons who have committed at least one previous offense." We are looking to see if recidivism rate is influenced by the type of treatment received. *(Recidivism means a return to criminal behavior.)**Data from "Statistics for Experimenters" by Box Hunter Hunter.***Data Table**The table displays the observed counts of individuals based on their recidivism rate and treatment received. The treatments considered are No Psychotherapy, Individual Therapy, and Group Therapy.| **Observed Counts** | **Treatment Received** | | | | **Total** ||-----------------------------|-----------------|-----------------|-------------|---------|--------|| | No Psychotherapy | Individual Therapy | Group Therapy | | || **Recidivism Rate** | | | | | || Never back in prison | 12 | 9 | 20 | 41 || Back in prison within one year | 24 | 41 | 10 | 75 || Back in prison in 1-10 years | 25 | 32 | 13 | 70 || **Total** | 61 | 82 | 43 | **186** |**Analysis**This table helps in understanding the relationship between types of psychological treatment received and subsequent recidivism rates among individuals. It breaks down the results according to:- **Never back in prison**: Showing how many remain crime-free.- **Back in prison within one year**: Indicating early relapse into criminal behavior.- **Back in prison in 1-10 years**: Showing delayed recidivism.The totals provide insight into overall trends and effectiveness of different treatments.

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Description: Report a Chi-Square test of Independence and use a 5% significance level.Choose the correct P-value picture. [ Select ] ["F", "D", "E", "A", "C", "B"] The image consists of six panels (A to F) disp

Given test statistic is 22.47. Degrees of freedom: df=(number of rows-1)(number of columns-1)=(3-1)(3-1)=4 Moreover, the suitable test for the given situation is chi-square test and it is right tail test. Hence, the correct option for the p value is