In reporting differences in means between two experimental groups, a journal article reports t-statistics in lieu of p-values. All comparisons involve the same two groups (i.e. sample sizes are fixed). Which statement is true with respect to how these t-statistics can be interpreted? Question 10 options: The further the t-statistic falls from 0, the larger the associated p-value. Only positive t-statistics can be used to determine a p-value. The further the t-statistic falls from 0, the smaller the associated p-value. Nothing can be deduced regarding associated p-values, because t-statistics and p-values are not related