The inferotemporal cortex (IT) plays an important role in visual object discrimination in human and non-human primates. A researcher knows that macaque monkeys can learn an object discrimination task in 25 trials, on average. The distribution of learning times is normal with a standard deviation of o = 5.8 trials. A surgical intervention makes it possible to deactivate IT temporarily, and the researcher believes that doing so will lead to longer learning times. A random sample of 26 adult male macaques was m = 32.25 trials. underwent this procedure. Following recovery, the monkeys learned the object discrimination task while IT was deactivated, and the mean number of trials to learn the task Question 27: Which of the following is the alternative hypothesis for this scenario? (1 Point) O M 1 - HO = 0 OH , - HO * 0 OH , - HO O Question 28: Compute the lower limit of the 95% confidence interval around m - Ho. (Please give your answer to 4 decimal places.) (2 Points) Compute the lower limit of the 95% confidence interval around then estimated effect size (i.e., Question 29: estimate of 8). (Please give your answer to 4 decimal places.) (2 Points)