Below are two output tables generated by the SPSS on the Movie Attendance dataset. Based on the tables, in the student population, are males differ from females regarding the importance they place on the family and friends when they search for information about movies playing at movie theatres? Use the appropriate statistical test to answer the question (specify the five steps in the testing).

Group Statistics Std. Error Mean N Mean Std. Deviation (012)Gender: Male 199 2.88 .862 .061 (Q7e)Regarding your Search for information about movies playing at movie theatres, how important is: Friends or family Female 246 2.96 .875 056 Independent Samples Test Levene's Test for Equality of Variances -test for Equality of Means 95% Confidence Interval of the Difference F Mean Difference Std. Error Difference Sig 1 df Sig (2-tailed) Lower Upper Equal variances assumed 296 586 -.965 443 335 -080 083 - 243 ,083 (Q7e)Regarding your Search for information about movies playing at movie theatres, how important is: Frends or family Equal variances not assumed - 966 426 303 334 - 080 083 - 243 083 Group Statistics Std. Error Mean N Mean Std. Deviation (012)Gender: Male 199 2.88 .862 .061 (Q7e)Regarding your Search for information about movies playing at movie theatres, how important is: Friends or family Female 246 2.96 .875 056 Independent Samples Test Levene's Test for Equality of Variances -test for Equality of Means 95% Confidence Interval of the Difference F Mean Difference Std. Error Difference Sig 1 df Sig (2-tailed) Lower Upper Equal variances assumed 296 586 -.965 443 335 -080 083 - 243 ,083 (Q7e)Regarding your Search for information about movies playing at movie theatres, how important is: Frends or family Equal variances not assumed - 966 426 303 334 - 080 083 - 243 083