Question 2 1 pts The "fishing" approach to data analysis refers to: the tendency for new or inexperienced researchers to "go fishing" when interpreting the results of a data analyses. the experience of consumers of research to feel "shot" after reading a research article. the calculation of a large number of t-tests using a single dependent variable and a long list of dichotomous independent variables. O the experience of students in statistics classes who feel that their instructor is taking a fishing approach to force them to read research articles