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- Based on a two-tailed t-test,what will be the conclusion of the significance test for this correlation be?A researcher assesses work ethic among college students using a self-report questionnaire. Moreover, the researcher tracks how many hours students seek out extra support at the tutoring center and with their professors on campus during the semester. The researcher determines that there is a significant positive relationship between self-reported work ethic and the number of hours students seek out extra support at the tutoring center and with their professors during the semester. This demonstrates how correlations can be used to demonstrate _____.Based on the correlation coefficient between scores on U of W Pain Inventory and the Marlowe-Crowne Reaction Inventory, is the obtained correlation coefficient consistent with the possibility that people with high levels of social desirability tend to say they would not react strongly when presented with a painful stimulus? Hint: Should the correlation coefficient between the Marlowe-Crowne Reaction Inventory and the U of W Pain Inventory be positive or negative if the “tough is socially desirable” hypothesis is true? In answering this question, you may assume that correlations that are less than +/- 0.2 are equivalent to zero.