Miline was adamant that one of the shirts came from someone with the disease when, in fact that person had not been diagnosed. However, eight months later, the person she claimed had Parkinson's was given a diagnosis that he had the disease. So she, in fact, got all 12 correct! Using this new statistic of 12 out of 12, determine the standardized statistic for the observed sample proportion of "successes." Does this now give stronger or weaker evidence that she is doing better than just guessing that if she only got 11 out of 12 correct like what was originally thought?