Friedman and Rosenman have suggested that personality type isrelated to heart disease. specifically, type A people, who arecompetitive, driven, pressured and impatient are more prone toheart disease. on the other hand, type B people, who are lesscompetitive and more relaxed are less likely to have heart disease.suppose that an investigator would like to examine the relationshipbetween personality type and disease. for a random sample ofindividuals, personality type is assessed witha standardizedtest. these people are then examined and categorized as to whetherthey have a heart disorder. the observed frequencies are asfollows: noheart disease heartdiseaseTypeA 32 18 50TypeB 128 22 150 160 40is there any relationship between personality and disorder? testat the .05 level of significance.