[Solved] A social researcher is interested in the relationship between religious affiliation and how often a person wears a safety belt in a car (all the
Question: A social researcher is interested in the relationship between religious affiliation and how often a person wears a safety belt in a car (all the time, sometimes, rarely, or never). What statistical test would be most appropriate for analyzing this research question? Which statistical procedure would one apply to determine whether there is a significant difference between religious affiliations with respect to seat belt usage?
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