You work as a health psychologist for the Queensland Government. Your current project is to investigate the predictors of cigarette smoking among children. Previous research suggests that children are less likely to start smoking cigarettes if their parents give them more advice on the topic. However, you hypothesise that this relationship should be attenuated among those children who have low levels of attachment to their parents. If you measured these variables and tested this moderated relationship, which set of simple slopes for parental advice would most clearly support your hypothesis?

1. At low levels of attachment:b= -.45,p< .001; and at high levels of attachment:b= -.21,p= .015.
2. At low levels of attachment:b= .21,p= .015; and at high levels of attachment:b= .45,p< .001
3. At low levels of attachment:b= .45,p< .001; and at high levels of attachment:b= .21,p= .015.
4. At low levels of attachment:b= -.21,p= .015; and at high levels of attachment:b= -.45,p< .001