In a study, romantic couples answered questions about how much they loved their partner and also were videotaped while revealing something about themselves to their partner The videotapes were later rated by trainedludges tor various signs of affiliation. The table shows some of the results. Explain to a person who has never had a course in statistics the results for selfsreported love for the partner and for the number of seconds "leaning toward the partner." Click here to view the table of results Explain to a person who has never had a course in statistics the results for self-reported love tor the partner. Choose the correct answer below. 0 A. The mean is the squared total oi the self-reported love scores divided by the number of individuals in the study The women and men had means of 5.05 and 5.21, respedively. O B. The mean is roughly the average amount the selireported love scores dier from the middle value for all the individuals in the group. The women and men had means of 2.02 and 2.09. respectively. 0 C. The mean is the total of the selisreported love scores divided by the number oi individuals in the group. The women and men had means of 2.02 and 2.09, respectively. 0 D. The mean is the total of the self-reported love scores divided by the number oi individuals in the group. The women and men had means of 5 05 and 5 21, respectively Choose the correct answer below. 0 A. The standard deviation is the total of the self-reported love scores divided by the number of individuals in the group The women and men had standard deviations ot'5 05 and 5.21. respedively. O B. The standard deviation is roughly the total amount the sell-reported love scores cliiier from the mean for all the individuals in the group. The women and men had standard deviations oi 2.02 and 2.09, respectively. 0 C. The standard deviation is roughly the average amount the seliieported love scores differ from the mean for all the individuals in the group. The women and men had standard deviations of2.l]2 and 2.09. respedively. O D. The standard deviation is roughly the average amount the self-reported love scores differ from the mean for all the individuals in the group The women and men had standard deviations of5 05 and 5.21. respedively. Explain to a person who has never had a course in statistics the results for the number of seconds "leaning toward the partner." Choose the correct answer below. O A. The mean is the squared total of seconds per minute "leaning toward the partner" scores divided by the number of individuals in the study. The women and men had means of 33.39 and 32.78, respectively. O B. The mean is the total of seconds per minute "leaning toward the partner" scores divided by the number of individuals in the group. The women and men had means of 33.39 and 32.78, respectively. O C. The mean is roughly the average amount the seconds per minute "leaning toward the partner" scores differ from the middle value for all the individuals in the group. The women and men had means of 33.39 and 32.78, respectively. O D. The mean is the total of seconds per minute "leaning toward the partner" scores divided by the number of individuals in the group. The women and men had means of 19.75 and 24.85, respectively. Choose the correct answer below. A. The standard deviation is the total of seconds per minute "leaning toward the partner" scores divided by the number of individuals in the group. The women and men had standard deviations of 19.75 and 24.85, respectively. O B. The standard deviation is roughly the average amount the seconds per minute "leaning toward the partner" scores differ from the mean for all the individuals in the group. The women and men had means of 33.39 and 32.78, respectively. O C. The standard deviation is roughly the average amount the seconds per minute "leaning toward the partner" scores differ from the mean for all the individuals in the group. The women and men had standard deviations of 19.75 and 24.85, respectively.of 19.75 and 24.85, respectively. O D. The standard deviation is the total amount the seconds per minute "leaning toward the partner" scores differ from the mean for all the individuals in the group. The women and men had standard deviations of 19.75 and 24.85, respectively.Women (n = 60) Men(n = 60) Indicator M SD M SD Emotion reports Self-reported love 5.05 2.02 5.21 2.09 Partner-estimated love 4.83 2.14 4.54 2.28 Affiliation-cue display Affirmative head nods 1.25 2.95 1.21 1.92 Duchenne smiles 4.44 5.23 5.72 5.51 Leaning toward partner 33.39 19.75 32.78 24.85 Gesticulation 0.11 0.36 0.29 0.72 Note: Emotions are rated on a scale of 0 (none) to 8 (extreme). Cue displays are shown as mean seconds displayed per 60 s