Coefficient P-value judic_indep -0.680 0 GDP per cap -0.0515 0 Intercept 8.795 0 Here are the results of a multivariate regression using the Quality of Government data set. The dependent variable is human rights (ffp_hr). It is an index variable combining multiple measures of different aspects of human rights. The scale runs from 1 to 10. 1= excellent human rights, 10= very poor human rights. Canada is at 2.1, Russia is at 8.7. Note: think carefully about what coefficients mean when the DV is coded with higher values meaning worse human rights. The independent variables are: Judicial independence. A seven point scale (1 to 7) where 7 = entirely independent and 1=heavily influenced. GDP Per capita. It is in $1000's of 2005 USD. Canada is at 32, which means $32,000 per capita. What is the expected change in 'human rights' if judicial independence increases from a score of 2 to 3. Do human rights get better or worse, by how much? (* we are assuming more human rights is a desirable thing hence 'better/worse').? Group of answer choices Rights worse by -.7 Rights better by .7 Rights better by 1.4 Rights worse by 1.4