79. Assume that the numeric value is 1.93, evaluate the null hypothesis. a) Reject the null hypothesis b) Fail to reject the null hypothesis 80. The best conclusion for this example would be a) There is no statistical relationship in test scores when comparing students who listen to music and the general population that does not listen to music. b) There is a statistical difference in test scores when comparing students who listen to music and the general population that does not listen to music. c) Participants who listened to music did have a significantly higher test score when compared to the general population who did not listen to music. d) There is no statistical difference in test scores when comparing students who listen to music and the general population that does not listen to music. e) None of the above answers are correct. 81. Based on your evaluation of the null hypothesis in Q79, as a researcher you would be more concerned with: a) Type I statistical error b) Type II statistical error