Question: Occupations of fathers and sons. An economist was interested in knowing whether sons have a tendency to choose the same occupation as their fathers. To investigate this question, 500 males were polled, and each was questioned concerning his occupation and the occupation of his father. A summary of the numbers of father- son pairs falling into each occupational category (saved in the FATHSON file) is shown in the table at the bottom of the page. Do the data provide sufficient evidence at \(\alpha=.05\) to indicate a dependence between a son's choice of occupation and his father's occupation?

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