The following study was interested in determining different factors that may be associated with breastfeeding among teenage mothers in South Africa. A survey was conducted at a well-baby visit at the 14-week immunization visit. 73 mothers participated. Consider the following data reported in the journal article: The odds ratio was 1.50 (for breastfeeding for those currently attending school compare with those not attending school) with 95% CI (0.56, 4.0). (You can check the OR value by hand if you want!) Select the best interpretation of this odds ratio. The odds of breastfeeding for those currently attending school is 2.5 times the odds of breastfeeding who do not attend school. The probability of breastfeeding for those currently attend school is 1.5 times the probability of breastfeeding of those who do not attend school. The odds of breastfeeding for those who are attending school is 1.5. The odds of breastfeeding for those currently attend school is 1.5 times the odds of breastfeeding of those who do not attend school