A 2013 study by pediatrician investigates whether it in better to give children the diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis (DTaP) vaccine in the thigh or the arm. The pediatricians collected the data from two different random samples. The first random sample was collected from children who were given the vaccine in the thigh. The second random sample was collected from children who were given the vaccine in the arm. Pediatricians recorded whether the children had a severe reaction or not. Reference: Jackson. LA., Peterson. D., Nelson. J. C., et al. (13 00 authors). 2013. Vaccination site and risk of local reaction in children one through six years of age. Pediatrics 131:283-289 Pediatricians conducted a chi square test of independence. The chi square test statistic fix this data is 2.0609 with a P value of O 1511. What can the pediatrician conclude? A) There is a statistically significant association between vaccine location and severe reaction. B) Pediatrician, have strong evidence that the severe reaction, to vaccine depend on location of the vaccine. C) The pediatricians cannot make a conclusion The conditions, for use of the chi-square test are not met. D) There is not enough evidence to conclude that there is. an association between vaccine location and severe reaction.