QUESTION 25 1 points Saved Consider this hypothetical study designed to assess whether living in a single-parent househo

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QUESTION 25 1 points Saved Consider this hypothetical study designed to assess whether living in a single-parent household is related to autism in children. Investigators interviewed a random sample of 500 mothers and asked whether their children lived in a single- or two-parent household and whether the children had been diagnosed with autism. The data from the study are presented in the table below. Autism No Autism Total Single-Parent Household 30 195 225 Two-Parent Household 35 240 275 Total 65 435 500 If the p-value associated with the prevalence ratio you calculated above was 0.084, what would you conclude about the null hypothesis for this study? The study result is not statistically significant. The prevalence of autism is the same among children living in single-parent and two-parent households. The study result is statistically significant. The prevalence of autism is different among children who live in single-parent households compared to those who live in two-parent households. There is not enough information given to make a conclusion about the null hypothesis for this study.