A researcher is interested in learning whether married couples share their feelings on life satisfaction.She recruits 45 married couples randomly selected from a list provided by the county's marriage license office.She administered the Life Satisfaction Inventory to the couple individually and computes a correlation of -0.38. What decision would this researcher make given the significance level of 0.01?

-The test statistic is not significant so she can fail to reject the null hypothesis.

-The test statistic is not significant but would have been, had she computed a positive correlation.

-The test statistic is significant, so she can reject the null hypothesis.

-The test statistic is significant, so she can reject the null hypothesis and conclude that married couples shared their feelings of life satisfaction.

-None of the above