The following data designate whether patients in two groups (experimental and control)complied with a medication regimen. The experimental group participated in anintervention designed to promote perceived mastery over health events:Control groupPatient #2 3 416.78910111213141516ComplieyeyeyenoyenoyennnnnonononoExperimental groupPatient # 171192021232425262728293082ComplieyeyeyeyenononoyeyeyenoyeSUsing StatCrunch, construct a contingency table for these data, computing both row and columnpercentages, with totals and all labels for each of the four cells and totals. Copy and Paste yourStatCrunch table into your Word document submission.Contingency table results:Rows: Group (Control or Experimental)Columns: Complied with Medication (Yes or No)Complied with MedicationNoYesTotalControl11(68.75%)(64.71%)(36.67%)(31.25%)(38.46%)(16.67%)16(100%)(53.33%)(53.33%)Experimental 614(42.86%)(35.29%)(20%)(57.14%)(61.54%)(26.67%)(100%)(46.67%)(46.67%)Total17(56.67%)(100%)(56.67%)13(43.33%)(100%)(43.33%)30(100%)(100%)(100%)

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The following data designate whether patients in two groups (experimental and control) complied with a medication regimen. The experimental group participated in an intervention designed to promote perceived mastery over health events: Control group Patient # 1 3 4 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Complie ye nn ye ye no no no ye no no no ye Experimental group Patient # 17 24 25 26 27 21 2 23 28 29 30 Complie d. ye ye ye ye no no no ye ye ye no ye S

The following data designate whether patients in two groups (experimental and control) complied with a medication regimen. The experimental group participated in an intervention designed to promote perceived mastery over health events: Control group Patient # 1 3 4 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Complie ye nn ye ye no no no ye no no no ye Experimental group Patient # 17 24 25 26 27 21 2 23 28 29 30 Complie d. ye ye ye ye no no no ye ye ye no ye S

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