Question 5 1 pts Which of the following are correct examples of applyingfrecognizing the look-elsewhere effect? Ci: About 5% of the papers published with p=CI.05 results are false. If there is publication bias. i.e. only statistically signicant results are published, then J expect even more of them to be wrong. |:|= if a researcher is investigating a cure for cancer. They get a small amount of data from a randomized double blind control trial and are only able to obtain a p value of 0.04. To conrm, they try again with a similar procedure. but more data, and they are able to get a p-value of 10A-5. This second test is misleading because it neglects the look elsewhere effect. [3 1f I test 100 different coid medicines, I expect to maybe get 5 of them to have p