Question 5 (0.5 points) n) Listen I } You are wondering if high levels of anxiety affect exam scores in statistics. You set up a study to examine this question in which you induce anxiety in a sample of participants and measure their exam scores. Under normal conditions (typical levels of anxiety), similar college students throughout the state have average exam scores of 78. What would be your alternative research hypothesis? 0 Exam scores under high anxiety will be higher than exam scores under typical levels of anxiety. Exam scores under high anxiety will be the same as exam scores under typical levels of anxiety. 0 Exam scores under high anxiety will be lower than exam scores under typical levels of anxiety. 0 Exam scores under high anxiety will differ from exam scores under typical levels of anxiety. Question 6 (0.5 points) n) Listen } You are wondering if high levels of anxiety affect exam scores in statistics. You set up a study to examine this question in which you induce anxiety in a sample of participants and measure their exam scores. Under normal conditions (typical levels of anxiety), similar college students throughout the state have average exam scores of 78. What would be your null research hypothesis? 0 Exam scores under high anxiety will be higher than exam scores under typical levels of anxiety. 0 Exam scores under high anxiety will differ from exam scores under typical levels of anxiety. 0 Exam scores under high anxiety will be lower than exam scores under typical levels of anxiety. Exam scores under high anxiety will be the same as exam scores under typical levels of anxiety. 4)) Listen D You are wondering if high levels of anxiety affect exam scores in statistics. You set up a study to examine this question in which you induce anxiety in a sample of participants and measure their exam scores. Under normal conditions (typical levels of anxiety), similar college students throughout the state have average exam scores of 78. What would be your alternative statistical hypothesis? '3 Listen } You are wondering if high levels of anxiety affect exam scores in statistics. You set up a study to examine this question in which you induce anxiety in a sample of participants and measure their exam scores. Under normal conditions (typical levels of anxiety), similar college students throughout the state have average exam scores of 78. What would be your null statistical hypothesis? O \"exam scores ii 78 0 \"exam scores : 78 0 \"exam scores > 78 O \"exam scores