Given r = .8 and a p calculated of .6, when we test the null hypothesis that r = 0, we can say that: Group of answer choices there is an 80% probability of obtaining at least r = .8 from any random sample, if the r should have been 0. there is a 60% probability of obtaining at least r = .8 from any random sample, if the r should have been 0. there is a 60% probability of not obtaining at least r = .8 from any random sample, if the r should have been 0. there is an 80% probability of not obtaining at least r = .8 from any random sample, if the r should have been 0