O 4.34 12 Question 13 (Mandatory) (0.8 points) V A hypnotist wants to predict the effectiveness of a new hypnotic suggestion technique (measured as the number of repressed memories patients remember) (Y), given the number of sessions (X) a 15 patient attends. He selects a sample of 10 patients who expressed the same number of repressed memories remembered at the start of the treatment. He then determines the regression equation is 18 Y = -.45X +3.72. If one patient attends three therapy sessions, then what can we predict? We predict that a patient will remember 5.07 repressed memories following four sessions of hypnosis. 21 O We predict that a patient will remember 5.07 repressed memories following three sessions of hypnosis. 24 We predict that a patient will remember 2.37 repressed memories following two sessions of hypnosis. O We predict that a patient will remember 2.37 repressed memories following three sessions of hypnosis