Lisa and Paul study students\" experiences with various relationship types. One of the questions that they posed was whether students had experienced a hookup in the previous month. They want to know if men and women report hooking up with the same frequency. Assume an a = .05. The observed frequency matrix is presented in the table below: Participant Sex Participant Sex Female Male Hooked up in the No 87 69 156 Past Month? Hooked up in the Yes 18 36 54 Past Month? 105 105 210 SHOW YOUR WORK for each step below: 1. Step 1: Compute fe for each cell. 2. Step 2: Compute (f,-fo)%/f. for each cell. 3. Step 3: Compute the Chi-Square value for this test. 4. Step 4: Compute Cramer's V for these data. Is this a small, medium, or large effect? Use the editor to format your answer \fHow many degrees of freedom for this test? 2 : OF Question 13 Assuming an a = .05, is the Chi-Square value statistically significant? How do you know? Yes, it is significant because the chi-square value is greater than the critical value. No, it is not significant because the chi-square value is less than the critical value. @ Yes, it is significant because the chi-square value is less than the critical value. @ No, it is not significant because the chi-square value is greater than the critical value