Reference no: EM138112
1. On November 26, 1995, The Minneapolis Tribune ran an article on gender differences in shopping behavior. When 400 women were asked to respond to the question "Where I shop is influenced by which store has a greater variety," 60% answered "Yes." When 400 men were asked the same question, 51% answered "Yes." Find the ODDS that a woman wants variety where she shops.
A. 1.04
B. 1.5
C. 0.6
2. On November 26, 1995, The Minneapolis Tribune ran an article on gender differences in shopping behavior. When 400 women were asked to respond to the question "Where I shop is influenced by which store has a greater variety," 60% answered "Yes." When 400 men were asked the same question, 51% answered "Yes." The log(ODDS) for the males is
A. 0.040.
B. 0.405.
C. 0.017.
3. On November 26, 1995, The Minneapolis Tribune ran an article on gender differences in shopping behavior. When 400 women were asked to respond to the question "Where I shop is influenced by which store has a greater variety," 60% answered "Yes." When 400 men were asked the same question, 51% answered "Yes." The odds ratio of females to males tells us
A. females are 44% more likely than males to want variety.
B. females are 9% more likely than males to want variety.
C. females are 8% more likely than males to want variety.
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