An animal rights organization wants to estimate the prevalence of eating disorders among puppies rescued by animal shelters in the city of Seattle. The organization collected data to test if the prevalence of eating disorders among puppies rescued recently is greater than 30%. Specifically, a random sample was selected from all puppies (under the age of 1) who were rescued between March 1- April 15th 2022 among all Seattle animal shelters. The proportion of puppies in this sample who experienced eating disorders (as indicated by salvaging food rather than consuming it) was estimated.

1. What is not the correct interpretation of the p-value in Question 14?

Group of answer choices

15% of the sampling distribution generated assuming the true prevalence is 30% falls above 0.32

The probability of obtaining a sample prevalence that is greater than the observed value of 0.32 given that the true population value was indeed 0.3 is 0.15

15% of the sampling distribution generated under the null hypothesis falls above 0.3

15% of the sampling distribution generated under the null hypothesis falls above 0.32