Question 4 (1.68 points) '3) Listen : If you expose a sample to a treatment, such as 12 sessions of cognitive-behavioral therapy, and you find that, after the treatment, the sample has significantly better scores on a measure of anxiety than the population, which of the following are true? [Choose all that apply.] [3 The sample is going to be said to belong to the original, untreated population. [3 The sample is going to be said to belong to a new, treated population. This implies that the treatment would lead to better average scores in the whole population if everyone received it. This implies that the treatment would cause the same or worse average scores in the whole population if everyone received the treatment. I')) Listen : You want to test the hypothesis that working with a career counselor for three sessions of 1 hour each causes students to receive a higher salary offer for their first iob following college than the population of all undergraduates receives. However, you know it's not impossible that this intervention/treatment/manipulation could cause participants to receive lower offers, so you conduct a two-tailed test. You decide to use an alpha of .01 (not for any reason other than the sake of practice in this class). After you have drawn the figure and marked and labeled your critical values, determine which of these values for zobtained would yield significant results. Select all results that would be significant. [32:0 Dzobt O Zobt O Zobt 2. 15 would cause you to reject the null 2. 92 3. 02