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Question 9 2 pts Our Research Question: Given the sample data below for these three studies, which (if any) provide statistically significant evidence that the proportion of graduates in STEM [Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math] that have regrets about their choice in major is less than the proportion of graduates in non-STEM fields? Proportion of Graduates in Proportion of Graduates in non- Year STEM that have regrets about STEM fields that have regrets their choice in major about their choice in major 2014[1] Data 60 = 0.24 175 250 529 = 0.331 2017[2] Data 1,935 6,911 = 0.28 6,272 14,685 = 0.427 2019[3] Data 7,697 24,758 79,360 = 0.097 168,640 = 0.147 What is the parameter of interest for this research question? [1] https://www.pewsocialtrends.org/2014/02/11/the-rising-cost-of-not-going-to-college/ z [2] https:/www.sac.edu/research/PublishingImages/Pages/research-studies/Gallup- Strada%20Education%20Network%20June%202017%20Inaugural%20Report.pdf [Counts were estimated based on given statistics and sample sizes.] (3] https:/www.payscale.com/data/biggest-college-regrets = [Counts were estimated based on given statistics and sample sizes.]