= (c) If the value as high as p .59 or higher can happen reasonably often just by sampling variability, then the study does not give evidence in favor of the folk- belief. But conversely, if the value of p = .59 or higher should have only rarely occurred by mere sampling variability, then the study is good evidence in favor of the folk-belief. Use your answer to part (a) to compute how likely a statistic as high as p = .59 or higher should have occurred just by sampling variability (when p = .5). Show your calculations.