Dr. Wiskers is investigating how exposure to flavors while in the womb affects rat pups' future food preferences. Specifically, she wants to examine whether rat pups who are exposed to the flavor of pickles while in the womb will show a greater preference for pickles than rat pups who were not exposed to pickles while in the womb. Dr. Wiskers finds pregnant female rats and randomly assigns them to either eat pickles or not eat pickles. After their baby rat pups are born, Dr. Wiskers assesses the rat pups' preference for pickles at two time points: 1) at one month old and 2) at six months old. Dr. Wisker's data is depicted in the table below, where higher numbers indicate greater preference for pickles. 3 points Which of the following conclusions can Dr. Wiskers make based on the findings depicted in her data table? Exposure to pickles while in the womb caused 6-month old rats to prefer pickles more than rats of the same age who were not exposed to pickles while in the womb. Being older caused rats to prefer pickles more. Overall, rats' preference for pickles depended upon whether or not they were exposed to pickles while in