Question: Examining data collected on 835 males from the National Youth Survey (a longitudinal survey of random sample of U.S. households), researchers at Carnegie Mellon University found that 401 of the male youths were raised in a single-parent family (Sociological Methods & Research, February 2001). Test the hypothesis that 45% of male youths are raised in a single-parent family. Test at \(\alpha \) = 0.01. Be sure to: 1) write out the null and alternative and clearly label the claim, 2) perform the test (via any method we discussed in class) and show your work (indicate the p-value if using the p-value method), 3) state the decision rule, and 4) write a conclusion in the context of the claim. Each of these subparts is 5 points each.