Use the contingency table below for the variables SEX and OTHSHELP (the extent to which respondents to the 2002 GSS believe that we should help others less fortunate than ourselves) to answer the next question(s).

Question 11 5 pts * Use the contingency table below for the variables SEX and OTHSHELP (the extent to which respondents to the 2002 685 believe that we should help others less fortunate than ourselves) to answer the next questionis). OTHSHELP People should help less fortunate other: 3 5E): Respondent: sex Crosstabulati on SEX R aspondanis' sex Total OTHSHELP 1 STRUHGLYAGREE Count 175 298 16 'th' SEX R d t5' \":1: In esp-on en 453\" 411% Iessfortunate other: 2 AGREE Count 174 165 339 iridium SEX. Respondents' 501% 4321' 463% 3 NEITHER AGREE NOR Count 36 3? 3'3 DISAGREE - - 22:1Ith1n SEX. Respondent! 10.5% 9.7% 10.1% 4 DISAGREE Count 6 3 16wlthin SEX Respondentsl 1'?\" 3% sex 5 STRONGLY Count 4 B DISAGREE - - $6 within SEX Respondent! 12% 3% sex Count 343 332 1'25 $6 within SEX. Res ondents' sax p 1000'\" 100.0% 100.0% In the contingency table above for the variables SEX and OTHSHELP, the percentage of all respondents who agree that people should help less fortunate others (46.8%) is called a h row total cell column percentage /"'\\ u column marginal percentage \"f. row marginal percentage