4. Look closely at your expected values in each behavior column. Are they less than 5? If so, then you must ignore that behavior category, because you have too few data to test this category properly. If you eliminate the neutral category, recalculate your expected data and put it into the new table below. If you do not have expected values less than 5, skip to the next step. (Note: If one expected value is less than five, but the other is greater than 5, you do not need to eliminate the category.) Recalcuated Expected Data (if necessary) Solitary Aggressive Cricket 1 Cricket 2 5. Calculate the chi-square value (please show your work) Chi-square = sum of all (obs-exp)? Exp Chi-square = 6. Calculate the degrees of freedom (df): (number of rows - 1) x (number of columns - 1) Df =