5. Consider the following results presented in a journal (Uhls et al, Computers in Human Behavior, 2014, vol. 39, pp. 387-392). This paper is posted in Pilot, in case you desire to examine it yourself. Assume a 5% significance whenever needed. This study examines non-verbal cue recognition using a test. Their study consisted of two groups: a (1) a camp group (Ncamp-51); and (2) a control group (Ncontrol-54). Table Lreports the ethnic composition of both groups. lavie 1. bumic Mascup or camp ahu comor groups Camp Control Sample Size 51 54 White 26 (51%) 11 (20% Hispanic 9 (1896) 9 (179%) O Asian 9 (17%% 19 (35%) African 1 (29%) 1 (2%) American Other/mixed 6 (12%) 14 26%) " Uhls et al. used a t-test (assumed to paired or pooled) to determine the groups were different "(taos) =-2.95, P