We examine the relationship between gender and fear of walking at night in their neighborhood (FEAR) based on GSS 2014 data. Afraid to walk at night              Men            Women           Total Yes                                            77                   175                252 No                                            270                  259                529 Total                                         347                   434                781 (1) What is the number of degrees of freedom for this table? (2) Test the null hypothesis that gender and fear of waling alone are  independent (alpha = .05).  What do you conclude?

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