Home Insert Draw Design Layout References Mailings Review View Help Design Layout Tell me what you V. A researcher was investigating whether time spent exercising might predict student's level of stress. He asked students in his stress study how many hours they spent working per week and to report their level of stress. He hypothesized that hours of exercise would predict lower levels of stress. The hypothesis was supported (see results tables) Model Summary Descriptive Statistics R Std. Error of the Mean Std. Deviation N Model R Square Estimate Stress 1. 7167 247 2.16358 497 1.8992 60 Hours Exercise 2.4667 2.22822 60 a. Predictors: (Constant), HoursExercise, ANOVAL Sum of Mear Model Squares df Square F Sig. Regression 66.973 1 66.973 18.567 ooo Residual 209.210 58 3.607 Total 276 183 50 a. Dependent Variable: Stress b. Predictors: (Constant), HoursExercise Coefficients' Stan Unstandardized dardized Coefficients Coefficients Std Model B Error Beta Sig. Constant) 5.896 367 16.045 000 HoursExercise .478 111 .492 4 309 000 Optional: Write the results in APA format. Required: Using the appropriate data above, what is the stress score that would be predicted for someone who spent 4 hours a week exercising