A researcher is conducting a Chi2 for Independence test to evaluate a relationship between gender (i.e., male or female) and preference for 4 different colors of a new car (White, Red, Black or Gray).  If the data was analyzed by Chi2 for Independence and produced the Chi2 = 11.21, what is the conclusion from this study (assume p < .01)?

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