Question 12 3 pts As part of a study on stress and its effects on aging, researchers measured telomere length in blood cells of healthy premenopausal women with chronically ill children. Here is a M E>_to the data. Question: What is the correlation coefficient for these variables? Calculate your answer using the function =corre|(array 1, array2) in microsoft excel. Answer to three decimal places. A1 fx Years A B Years Telomere Length 2 1.63 1.24 4 1.33 5 1.5 6 1.42 1.36 8 1.32 9 1.47 10 1.24 11 1.51 12 1.31 13 1.36 14 1.34 15 1.57 16 1.03 17 0.84 18 0.94 19 1.03 20 1.14 21 1.17 22 1.23 23 1.25 24 1.31 25 1.34\fQuestion 13 1.5 pts Based on your calculated correlation coefficient, how would you describe the correlation between the length of telomeres and and the number of years healthy pre-menopausall woman cared for chronically ill children? 0 weak negative 0 weak positive 0 strong negative 0 strong positive 0 no correlation Question 14 1.5 pts Based on the correlation between telomere and caring for chronically ill children, how would you expect stress to impact aging? 0 Increased stress increases the rate of aging, as seen by longer telomeres. 0 Increased stress decreases the rate of aging, as seen by longer telomeres. 0 Increased stress increases the rate of aging, as seen by shorter telomeres. 0 Increased stress decreases the rate of aging, as seen by shorter telomeres. O The absence of a correlation between telomeric length and carying for a chronically ill child suggests that stress does not impact aging