18. Do villages with access to cable have a significantly higher preference for a male child and why (please read all options carefully)??OA. a. Yes, because the coefficient is negativeOB. b. No, because the coefficient is negativeC. C. No, because the coefficient is negative and statistically significantly different from zero at the 5% level of significanceD. d. No, because the coefficient is negative and statistically significantly different from zero at the 1% level of significance 15. The following five questions are based on the paper "THE POWER OF TV: CABLE TELEVISION AND WOMEN'S STATUS IN INDIA" by Jesnsen and Oster that triesto causally explore how access to cable television in villages in India affects domestic violence, preference for a male child and the autonomy that women enjoy.The variable "Village has cable" is a dummy variable equal to 1 if the village has access to cable and 0 otherwise. The variable beating attitude is a continuousvariable, where higher beating attitude indicates higher instance of domestic violence. The variable son preference is a dummy variable which is equal to 1 ifthe household expressed preference for a male child. The variable autonomy is also a continuous variable where a higher number indicates higher autonomyfor women. Two asterisks (stars) indicate statistical significance at the 5% level of signifinance, whereas three asterisks (stars) indicate statistical significance atthe 1% level of significance Based on the output above, can you conclude that access to cable TV significantly reduces domestic violence and why (please readall options carefully)?TABLE IVEFFECT OF CABLE TELEVISION ON WOMEN'S STATUS, SARI DATADependent variable:Beatingattitudes preference AutonomySon(1)(2)(3)A. Baseline effects of cableExplanatory variableVillage has cable.0260***(.006)-.1608** -.0882**(.073)(.040)Number of observations 7,014R21,6997,014.01.01.01

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18. Do villages with access to cable have a significantly higher preference for a male child and why (please read all options carefully)??OA. a. Yes, because the coefficient is negativeOB. b. No, because the coefficient is negativeC. C. No, because the coefficient is negative and statistically significantly different from zero at the 5% level of significanceD. d. No, because the coefficient is negative and statistically significantly different from zero at the 1% level of significance 15. The following five questions are based on the paper &#34;THE POWER OF TV: CABLE TELEVISION AND WOMEN'S STATUS IN INDIA&#34; by Jesnsen and Oster that triesto causally explore how access to cable television in villages in India affects domestic violence, preference for a male child and the autonomy that women enjoy.The variable &#34;Village has cable&#34; is a dummy variable equal to 1 if the village has access to cable and 0 otherwise. The variable beating attitude is a continuousvariable, where higher beating attitude indicates higher instance of domestic violence. The variable son preference is a dummy variable which is equal to 1 ifthe household expressed preference for a male child. The variable autonomy is also a continuous variable where a higher number indicates higher autonomyfor women. Two asterisks (stars) indicate statistical significance at the 5% level of signifinance, whereas three asterisks (stars) indicate statistical significance atthe 1% level of significance Based on the output above, can you conclude that access to cable TV significantly reduces domestic violence and why (please readall options carefully)?TABLE IVEFFECT OF CABLE TELEVISION ON WOMEN'S STATUS, SARI DATADependent variable:Beatingattitudes preference AutonomySon(1)(2)(3)A. Baseline effects of cableExplanatory variableVillage has cable.0260***(.006)-.1608** -.0882**(.073)(.040)Number of observations 7,014R21,6997,014.01.01.01

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Let us consider the null and alternative hypotheses as follows:
Null Hypothesis:
H0: The coefficient…