A researcher was interested in the effect of outdoor activity on mood.She hypothesized that people who spend more time doing outdoor activity would experience better mood.She recruited 10 participants in her study.She had each participant keep a diary for 7 days.In the diary the participants recorded the time they spend doing outdoor activities each day. She also had them rate their mood at the same time each day (5 pm) on a 5-pt Likert scale from 1 - very bad mood to 5 - very good mood.When the researcher collected the diaries, she added up each person's outdoor activity times for the week (in minutes) and added up each person's mood scores for the week.The data is reported in the table below.

A researcher was interested in the effect of outdoor activity on mood. She hypothesized that people who spend more time doing outdoor activity would experience better mood. She recruited 10 participants in her study. She had each participant keep a diary for 7 days. In the diary the participants recorded the time they spend doing outdoor activities each day. She also had them rate their mood at the same time each day (5 pm) on a 5-pt Likert scale from 1 - very bad mood to 5 - very good mood. When the researcher collected the diaries, she added up each person's outdoor activity times for the week (in minutes) and added up each person's mood scores for the week. The data is reported in the table below. Outdoor Activity Mood 410 35 375 30 155 12 95 15 175 19 1210 26 180 29 110 31 85 18 45 9 Copy or type the data into an Excel spreadsheet. Run the appropriate test to test the hypothesis at the 5% significance level (a = 0.05). On the excel spreadsheet, type your Step 5 answer inclduing the numerical answer in formal APA format notation and the conclusion written in a sentence