In another part of the study, instead of looking at the object, the experimenter kept her eyes on the dog and leaned toward the object. For this part of the study, Krieger got 9 right out of 10.
a. Identify the parameter of interest for this part of the study and assign a symbol to it.
b. If Krieger is just randomly choosing between the two objects, what is the chance that he will choose the correct object?
c. State your null hypothesis and an appropriate one-sidedalternative hypothesis.
d. Conjecture how, if at all, the p-value for these data will change compared to that from the data in Exercises 1.4.18 and 1.4.19 (where Krieger got 6 out of 10 correct). Explain your choice.

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