(b) For testing the hypothesis that the proportion of cat owners is higher in the schizophrenic group than the control group, usetechnology to generate a randomization distribution and calculate the p-value.Round your answer to three decimal places.p-value =(c) Do you think this provides evidence that there is an association between owning a cat as a child and developing schizophrenia??'Torrey, E.F., Simmons, W., Yolken, R.H. (2015). "Is childhood cat ownership a risk factor for schizophrenia later in life?" SchizophreniaResearch, June 2015, 165(1):1-2.ZEven if you owned a cat as a child, you probably do not have to worry. Schizophrenia has a strong genetic component, and most catowners do not go on to develop schizophrenia. However, because of this study, you may want to think twice before letting children(or pregnant women) come into contact with cat feces. If you love cats but are worried by this study, cats always kept indoors arethought to be safe. Cat Ownership and SchizophreniaCould owning a cat as a child be related to mental illness later in life? Toxoplasmosis is a disease transmitted primarily throughcontact with cat feces, and has recently been linked with schizophrenia and other mental illnesses. Also, people infected withToxoplasmosis tend to like cats more and are 2.5 times more likely to get in a car accident, due to delayed reaction times. The CDCestimates that about 22.5% of Americans are infected with Toxoplasmosis (most have no symptoms), and this prevalence can be ashigh as 95 % in other parts of the world. A study' randomly selected 262 people registered with the National Alliance for theMentally III (NAMI), almost all of whom had schizophrenia, and for each person selected, chose two people from families withoutmental illness who were the same age, sex, and socioeconomic status as the person selected from NAMI. Each participant was askedwhether or not they owned a cat as a child. The results showed that 136 of the 262 people in the mentally ill group had owned a cat,while 220 of the 522 people in the not mentally ill group had owned a cat.(a) For this study, calculate the relevant difference in proportions; proportion of cases (those with schizophrenia) who owned a catas a child minus proportion of controls (no mental illness) who owned a cat as a child.Round your answer to three decimal places.P1 - P2 =(b) For testing the hypothesis that the proportion of cat owners is higher in the schizophrenic group than the control group, usetechnology to generate a randomization distribution and calculate the p-value.

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(b) For testing the hypothesis that the proportion of cat owners is higher in the schizophrenic group than the control group, usetechnology to generate a randomization distribution and calculate the p-value.Round your answer to three decimal places.p-value =(c) Do you think this provides evidence that there is an association between owning a cat as a child and developing schizophrenia??'Torrey, E.F., Simmons, W., Yolken, R.H. (2015). &#34;Is childhood cat ownership a risk factor for schizophrenia later in life?&#34; SchizophreniaResearch, June 2015, 165(1):1-2.ZEven if you owned a cat as a child, you probably do not have to worry. Schizophrenia has a strong genetic component, and most catowners do not go on to develop schizophrenia. However, because of this study, you may want to think twice before letting children(or pregnant women) come into contact with cat feces. If you love cats but are worried by this study, cats always kept indoors arethought to be safe. Cat Ownership and SchizophreniaCould owning a cat as a child be related to mental illness later in life? Toxoplasmosis is a disease transmitted primarily throughcontact with cat feces, and has recently been linked with schizophrenia and other mental illnesses. Also, people infected withToxoplasmosis tend to like cats more and are 2.5 times more likely to get in a car accident, due to delayed reaction times. The CDCestimates that about 22.5% of Americans are infected with Toxoplasmosis (most have no symptoms), and this prevalence can be ashigh as 95 % in other parts of the world. A study' randomly selected 262 people registered with the National Alliance for theMentally III (NAMI), almost all of whom had schizophrenia, and for each person selected, chose two people from families withoutmental illness who were the same age, sex, and socioeconomic status as the person selected from NAMI. Each participant was askedwhether or not they owned a cat as a child. The results showed that 136 of the 262 people in the mentally ill group had owned a cat,while 220 of the 522 people in the not mentally ill group had owned a cat.(a) For this study, calculate the relevant difference in proportions; proportion of cases (those with schizophrenia) who owned a catas a child minus proportion of controls (no mental illness) who owned a cat as a child.Round your answer to three decimal places.P1 - P2 =(b) For testing the hypothesis that the proportion of cat owners is higher in the schizophrenic group than the control group, usetechnology to generate a randomization distribution and calculate the p-value.

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Given that 136 of the 262 people in the mentally ill group had owned a cat and 220 of the 522 people…