The stereotype: men are more pro-military than women are. Is this stereotype supported by GSS2008 data, at least with regard to supporting military spending? Here is a crosstab:
$\begin{array}{llll}
& \text { Men } & \text { Women } & \text { TOTAL } \
\text { Spending Too Little on Military } & 97 & 138 & 235 \
\text { Spending Right Amount on Military } & 140 & 164 & 304 \
\text { Spending Too Much on Military } & 220 & 206 & 426 \
& 457 & 508 & 965
\end{array}$ Address the above question, using a chi-square test along the way.

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The stereotype: men are more pro-military than women are. Is this stereotype supported by GSS2008 data, at least with regard to supporting military spending? Here is a crosstab:
 $\begin{array}{llll} 
& \text { Men } & \text { Women } & \text { TOTAL } \
\text { Spending Too Little on Military } & 97 & 138 & 235 \
\text { Spending Right Amount on Military } & 140 & 164 & 304 \
\text { Spending Too Much on Military } & 220 & 206 & 426 \
& 457 & 508 & 965
\end{array}$ Address the above question, using a chi-square test along the way.

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The Answer of The stereotype: men are more pro-military than women are. Is this stereotype supported by GSS2008 data, at least with regard to supporting military spending? Here is a crosstab:
 $\begin{array}{llll} 
& \text { Men } & \text { Women } & \text { TOTAL } \
\text { Spending Too Little on Military } & 97 & 138 & 235 \
\text { Spending Right Amount on Military } & 140 & 164 & 304 \
\text { Spending Too Much on Military } & 220 & 206 & 426 \
& 457 & 508 & 965
\end{array}$ Address the above question, using a chi-square test along the way.

The Stereotype: Men Are More Pro-Military Than Women Are Address the Above Question, Using a Chi-Square Test Along the This