Collins, et al. (2004) conducted research examining the relationship between exposure to sexual content on TV and sexual behavior among adolescents. They surveyed 12 to 17 year olds, who reported their TV viewing habits and their sexual behaviors. The results showed a clear relationship: adolescents who saw more sexual content on TV were more likely to engage in sexual behaviors. The researchers wanted to know if the observed relationship could be influenced by the age of the participant. They compared the multiple-regression equation using age and TV exposure as predictors with the simple regression equation using age as the only predictor. Suppose that the researchers obtained R? = 38.5% for the multiple regression and r? = 27.2% for the one-predictor regression. If the researchers used a sample of n = 30 adolescents, are the results sufficient to conclude that there is a significant relationship between TV exposure and sexual behaviors even after the participants' ages are accounted for? Use a = .05 to evaluate the F-ratio. Note: The value for SSy is not necessary to evaluate the difference between the two regression equations. However, if you want to include SSy in your calculations, you may select any number, for example SSy = 100. Yes O No