Question 9 1 pts A developmental psychologist is interested in the relationship between number of quality friends and overall health in older adults (70-90 years of age). Thirty volunteers were recruited from Paradise, CA, a small rural town. The scores for those 30 participants were analyzed and his results are presented in the table below. What decision can be made about the null hypothesis based on the p-value (also known as significance value)? Friendship & Overal Health in Late Adulthood 100 80 Descriptive Statistics 60 Mean Std. Deviation N Overall Health 40 Number of Close Friends 3.4667 2.08001 30 20 Overall Heath 66.5333 18.68566 30 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 Number of Close Friends Correlations Number of clos friends Overall health Number of close friends Pearson Correlation 841" Sig. (2-tailed) .001 N 30 30 Overall health Pearson Correlation 841 Sig. (2-tailed) .001 N 30 30 **. Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed). O Fail to reject then null; number of close friends is significantly related to overall health in older adults O Reject the null; number of close friends is significantly related to overall health in older adults. O Fail to reject the null; number of close friends is not related to overall health in older adults. O Reject the null; number of close friends is not related to overall health in older adults