The probability of selecting a green chocolate candy is 0.32. The probability of selecting a green chocolate candy, given that the candy has peanuts, is 0.39. Interpret the outcome of the conditional probability. It is more likely to select a green chocolate candy if it has peanuts because the empirical conditional probability of 0.39 is greater than the empirical probability of 0.32. It is less likely to select a green chocolate candy if it has peanuts because the empirical conditional probability of 0.39 is greater than the empirical probability of 0.32. It is more likely to select a green chocolate candy if it has peanuts because the empirical conditional probability of 0.32 is less than the empirical probability of 0.39. It is less likely to select a green chocolate candy if it has peanuts because the empirical conditional probability of 0.32 is less than the empirical probability of 0.39