A researcher is conducting a study about whether or not cigarette smoking is associated with lung cancer. Statistical calculations return a p-value=.015. What does this indicate? Group of answer choices This indicates that there is strong evidence in favor of the Alternate Hypothesis, that cigarette smoking is associated with lung cancer. For this study, we would reject the Null Hypothesis. This indicates no evidence toward the Alternate Hypothesis, that cigarette smoking is associated with lung cancer. For this study, we would not reject the Null Hypothesis. This indicates the data are insufficient to make a conclusion about the possible relationship between cigarette smoking and lung cancer. This indicates weak evidence in favor of the Alternate Hypothesis, that cigarette smoking is associated with lung cancer. With this p-value, we cannot reject the Null Hypothesis