Consider the two-tailed probability value from the analysis. What is the appropriate interpretation for this value? Group of answer choices Only 2 in 1000 (.002) samples would produce an age mean difference as large as the one from the data (.76 years) About 2 out of every 1000 samples from a null population where the smoking and drinking ages are identical would produce a mean difference as large as the one from this data set (.76 years) There is a 2 in 1000 (.002) chance that the null is false (smoking and drinking ages differ in the population) There is a 2 in 1000 (.002) chance that the null is true (smoking and drinking ages are identical in the population)