The dataset of NYREFORM is below and the case entitled “A Bipartisan Agenda for Change” (attached). Use descriptive statistics to summarize the data and make your preliminary conclusions about the independence of the response and party affiliation for each of the three questions in the survey. With regard to survey question 1, test for the independence of the response and party affiliation. Use α= .05 With regard to survey question 2, test for the independence of the response and party affiliation. Use α= .05 With regard to survey question 3, test for the independence of the response and party affiliation. Use α= .05 Observation Party Pay Cut? Lobbyists? Term Limits? 1 Democrat 1 2 2 2 Democrat 1 1 2 3 Democrat 2 1 2 4 Democrat 1 2 1 5 Democrat 2 2 2 6 Democrat 2 1 1 7 Democrat 1 2 2 8 Democrat 2 1 2 9 Democrat 1 1 2 10 Democrat 1 2 1 11 Democrat 1 2 1 12 Democrat 1 2 1 13 Democrat 2 2 1 14 Democrat 1 2 1 15 Democrat 1 1 1 16 Democrat 1 2 2 17 Democrat 1 1 2 18 Democrat 1 2 1 19 Democrat 1 1 2 20 Democrat 1 1 1 21 Democrat 2 2 1 22 Democrat 1 2 2 23 Democrat 2 1 2 24 Democrat 2 1 1 25 Democrat 2 1 1 26 Democrat 1 1 1 27 Democrat 1 1 2 28 Democrat 2 1 1 29 Democrat 2 2 2 30 Democrat 1 1 2 31 Democrat 1 2 2 32 Democrat 2 1 1 33 Democrat 1 1 2 34 Democrat 2 1 1 35 Democrat 2 1 2 36 Democrat 1 1 2 37 Independent 2 2 1 38 Independent 2 2 1 39 Independent 1 1 1 40 Independent 1 1 2 41 Independent 2 1 2 42 Independent 2 2 1 43 Independent 1 1 2 44 Independent 2 1 1 45 Independent 1 1 1 46 Independent 2 1 2 47 Independent 1 1 1 48 Independent 1 1 1 49 Independent 2 1 2 50 Independent 2 2 1 51 Independent 1 1 2 52 Independent 1 1 1 53 Independent 1 1 2 54 Independent 1 1 2 55 Independent 2 1 2 56 Republican 1 1 1 57 Republican 1 2 1 58 Republican 1 1 2 59 Republican 1 1 1 60 Republican 2 1 2 61 Republican 1 1 2 62 Republican 1 1 2 63 Republican 1 1 1 64 Republican 1 1 1 65 Republican 1 1 1 66 Republican 1 1 2 67 Republican 1 1 2 68 Republican 1 2 1 69 Republican 1 2 1 70 Republican 1 1 1 71 Republican 2 2 1 72 Republican 2 1 1 73 Republican 1 1 1 74 Republican 2 2 1 75 Republican 2 1 1 76 Republican 1 2 1 77 Republican 1 2 1 78 Republican 1 1 2 79 Republican 1 1 1 80 Republican 1 1 1 81 Republican 1 2 1 82 Republican 1 2 2 83 Republican 2 1 2 84 Republican 1 1 1 85 Republican 1 1 2 86 Republican 1 1 1 87 Republican 1 1 2 88 Republican 1 1 2 89 Republican 1 1 1 90 Republican 1 1 1 91 Republican 1 1 1 92 Republican 1 1 1 93 Republican 1 1 1 94 Republican 1 1 1 95 Republican 1 1 1 96 Republican 1 2 1 97 Republican 1 1 1 98 Republican 1 1 1 99 Republican 1 2 2 100 Republican 1 1 1

The dataset of NYREFORM is below and the case entitled “A Bipartisan Agenda for Change” (attached). Use descriptive statistics to summarize the data and make your preliminary conclusions about the independence of the response and party affiliation for each of the three questions in the survey. With regard to survey question 1, test for the independence of the response and party affiliation. Use α= .05 With regard to survey question 2, test for the independence of the response and party affiliation. Use α= .05 With regard to survey question 3, test for the independence of the response and party affiliation. Use α= .05 Observation Party Pay Cut? Lobbyists? Term Limits? 1 Democrat 1 2 2 2 Democrat 1 1 2 3 Democrat 2 1 2 4 Democrat 1 2 1 5 Democrat 2 2 2 6 Democrat 2 1 1 7 Democrat 1 2 2 8 Democrat 2 1 2 9 Democrat 1 1 2 10 Democrat 1 2 1 11 Democrat 1 2 1 12 Democrat 1 2 1 13 Democrat 2 2 1 14 Democrat 1 2 1 15 Democrat 1 1 1 16 Democrat 1 2 2 17 Democrat 1 1 2 18 Democrat 1 2 1 19 Democrat 1 1 2 20 Democrat 1 1 1 21 Democrat 2 2 1 22 Democrat 1 2 2 23 Democrat 2 1 2 24 Democrat 2 1 1 25 Democrat 2 1 1 26 Democrat 1 1 1 27 Democrat 1 1 2 28 Democrat 2 1 1 29 Democrat 2 2 2 30 Democrat 1 1 2 31 Democrat 1 2 2 32 Democrat 2 1 1 33 Democrat 1 1 2 34 Democrat 2 1 1 35 Democrat 2 1 2 36 Democrat 1 1 2 37 Independent 2 2 1 38 Independent 2 2 1 39 Independent 1 1 1 40 Independent 1 1 2 41 Independent 2 1 2 42 Independent 2 2 1 43 Independent 1 1 2 44 Independent 2 1 1 45 Independent 1 1 1 46 Independent 2 1 2 47 Independent 1 1 1 48 Independent 1 1 1 49 Independent 2 1 2 50 Independent 2 2 1 51 Independent 1 1 2 52 Independent 1 1 1 53 Independent 1 1 2 54 Independent 1 1 2 55 Independent 2 1 2 56 Republican 1 1 1 57 Republican 1 2 1 58 Republican 1 1 2 59 Republican 1 1 1 60 Republican 2 1 2 61 Republican 1 1 2 62 Republican 1 1 2 63 Republican 1 1 1 64 Republican 1 1 1 65 Republican 1 1 1 66 Republican 1 1 2 67 Republican 1 1 2 68 Republican 1 2 1 69 Republican 1 2 1 70 Republican 1 1 1 71 Republican 2 2 1 72 Republican 2 1 1 73 Republican 1 1 1 74 Republican 2 2 1 75 Republican 2 1 1 76 Republican 1 2 1 77 Republican 1 2 1 78 Republican 1 1 2 79 Republican 1 1 1 80 Republican 1 1 1 81 Republican 1 2 1 82 Republican 1 2 2 83 Republican 2 1 2 84 Republican 1 1 1 85 Republican 1 1 2 86 Republican 1 1 1 87 Republican 1 1 2 88 Republican 1 1 2 89 Republican 1 1 1 90 Republican 1 1 1 91 Republican 1 1 1 92 Republican 1 1 1 93 Republican 1 1 1 94 Republican 1 1 1 95 Republican 1 1 1 96 Republican 1 2 1 97 Republican 1 1 1 98 Republican 1 1 1 99 Republican 1 2 2 100 Republican 1 1 1

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The purpose of this assignment is to apply test of independence to a case. The dataset of NYREFORM is below and the case entitled “A Bipartisan Agenda for Change” (attached). Use descriptive statistics to summarize the data and make your preliminary conclusions about the independence of the response and party affiliation for each of the three questions in the survey.

With regard to survey question 1, test for the independence of the response and party affiliation. Use α= .05
With regard to survey question 2, test for the independence of the response and party affiliation. Use α= .05
With regard to survey question 3, test for the independence of the response and party affiliation. Use α= .05

Observation	Party	Pay Cut?	Lobbyists?	Term Limits?
1	Democrat	1	2	2
2	Democrat	1	1	2
3	Democrat	2	1	2
4	Democrat	1	2	1
5	Democrat	2	2	2
6	Democrat	2	1	1
7	Democrat	1	2	2
8	Democrat	2	1	2
9	Democrat	1	1	2
10	Democrat	1	2	1
11	Democrat	1	2	1
12	Democrat	1	2	1
13	Democrat	2	2	1
14	Democrat	1	2	1
15	Democrat	1	1	1
16	Democrat	1	2	2
17	Democrat	1	1	2
18	Democrat	1	2	1
19	Democrat	1	1	2
20	Democrat	1	1	1
21	Democrat	2	2	1
22	Democrat	1	2	2
23	Democrat	2	1	2
24	Democrat	2	1	1
25	Democrat	2	1	1
26	Democrat	1	1	1
27	Democrat	1	1	2
28	Democrat	2	1	1
29	Democrat	2	2	2
30	Democrat	1	1	2
31	Democrat	1	2	2
32	Democrat	2	1	1
33	Democrat	1	1	2
34	Democrat	2	1	1
35	Democrat	2	1	2
36	Democrat	1	1	2
37	Independent	2	2	1
38	Independent	2	2	1
39	Independent	1	1	1
40	Independent	1	1	2
41	Independent	2	1	2
42	Independent	2	2	1
43	Independent	1	1	2
44	Independent	2	1	1
45	Independent	1	1	1
46	Independent	2	1	2
47	Independent	1	1	1
48	Independent	1	1	1
49	Independent	2	1	2
50	Independent	2	2	1
51	Independent	1	1	2
52	Independent	1	1	1
53	Independent	1	1	2
54	Independent	1	1	2
55	Independent	2	1	2
56	Republican	1	1	1
57	Republican	1	2	1
58	Republican	1	1	2
59	Republican	1	1	1
60	Republican	2	1	2
61	Republican	1	1	2
62	Republican	1	1	2
63	Republican	1	1	1
64	Republican	1	1	1
65	Republican	1	1	1
66	Republican	1	1	2
67	Republican	1	1	2
68	Republican	1	2	1
69	Republican	1	2	1
70	Republican	1	1	1
71	Republican	2	2	1
72	Republican	2	1	1
73	Republican	1	1	1
74	Republican	2	2	1
75	Republican	2	1	1
76	Republican	1	2	1
77	Republican	1	2	1
78	Republican	1	1	2
79	Republican	1	1	1
80	Republican	1	1	1
81	Republican	1	2	1
82	Republican	1	2	2
83	Republican	2	1	2
84	Republican	1	1	1
85	Republican	1	1	2
86	Republican	1	1	1
87	Republican	1	1	2
88	Republican	1	1	2
89	Republican	1	1	1
90	Republican	1	1	1
91	Republican	1	1	1
92	Republican	1	1	1
93	Republican	1	1	1
94	Republican	1	1	1
95	Republican	1	1	1
96	Republican	1	2	1
97	Republican	1	1	1
98	Republican	1	1	1
99	Republican	1	2	2
100	Republican	1	1	1

In a study conducted by Zogby International for the Democrat and Chronicle, more than 700 New Yorkers were polled to determine whether the New York state government works. Respondents surveyed were asked questions involving pay cuts for state legislators, restrictions on lobbyists, term limits for legislators, and whether state citizens should be able to put matters directly on the state ballot for a vote. The results regarding several proposed reforms had broad support, crossing all demographic and political lines. Suppose that a follow-up survey of 100 individuals who live in the western region of New York was conducted. The party affiliation (Democrat, Independent, Republican) of each individual surveyed was recorded, as well as their responses to the following three questions.

1. Should legislative pay be cut for every day the state budget is late? Yes or No

2. Should there be more restrictions on lobbyists? Yes or No

3. Should there be term limits requiring that legislators serve a fixed number of years? Yes or No

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