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Table 2.1. Cross Classification of Belief in Afterlife by Gender Belief in Afterlife Gender Yes Females 509 Males 398 Source: Data from 1998 General Social Survey. No or Undecided 116 104

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Refer to Table 2.1 about belief in an afterlife (a) Construct a 90% confidence interval for the difference of proportions, and interpret (b) Construct a 90% confidence interval for the odds ratio, and interpret (c) Conduct a test of statistical independence. Report p-value and interpret

Table 2.1. Cross Classification of Belief in Afterlife by
Gender
Belief in Afterlife
Gender
Yes
Females
509
Males
398
Source: Data from 1998 General Social Survey.
No or Undecided
116
104

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