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80 38 42 76 84 Women's college attainment exceeds that of men. Nonetheless, there are still gaps in the choice of underg
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80 38 42 76 84 Women's college attainment exceeds that of men. Nonetheless, there are still gaps in the choice of undergraduate majors. Major choices are determined both by objective and subjective beliefs about own ability. Subjective beliefs change during college as students learn about their abilities. A group of researchers is concerned that women respond differently than men to negative signals of ability, such as lower grades. To address this issue, they study the major choices of 160 PPES students whose first-year course averages place them just above or below the III. The following table presents the distribution of students above and below the III cut-off by gender Women Men Total Just below the III 38 42 cutoft Just above the III 80 cutoff Total 160 Out of these 160 PPES first-year economics students, 30% will get a degree in economics. The following table presents the distribution of these economics majors Economics Degree Women Men Total Just below the ILI 6 16 22 cutoff Just above the 11.1 10 16 26 cutoff Total 16 48 a. Complete the following statements (Round your answer to 2 decimal places.) is the share of the women right just below the Ill cut-off majoring in Economics is the share of the women right just above the Ill cut-off majoring in Economics 18 is the share of the men right just below the III cut-off majoring in Economics, is the share of the men right just above the ill cut-off majoring in Economics . 4 A . HG
b. The researchers are discussion possible null and the alternative hypothesis. Chose the interpretation that fits each of the possible hypothesis: • HO::HA: " (Click to select) (Click to select) • HOX 2 XHAM (Click to select (Click to select) . HOW SHE HA > (Click to select) (Click to select) . HO = HHA KUM (Click to select) (Click to select) .HO: MAHA: < (Click to select)) (Click to select) . HOWTO, HA > Home (Click to select (Click to select) c. Which hypothesis would you choose to test whether women respond differently than men to negative signals of ability, such as lower grades? OA OB OC OD OE OF OG : A. HOR ***HA B.HO: "KHA: " <M C.HO: SAHAM > A7" HA. A A. E. HOW:HA < F. HOSHA > D. HO: TI