Agroup of researchers carried out a study on narcissism (self-love), comparing people who scored high versus low on a narcissism questionnaire. (an example item was, "if i ruled the world it would be a better place.") they also had other questionaires, including one that had an item about how many times the participant looked in the mirror on a typical day. in their results section, the researchers noted " predicted, high-narcissism individuals reported looking at themselves in the mirror more frequently than did low narcissism individuals (ms = 5.7 vs. 4.< 0.05”. explain this result to a person who has never had a course in statistics choose the correct answer below a. the p < 0.05 means the results are statistically significant at the 0.05 level this means that, if a person's level of narcissism made no difference in how often the person looked in the mirror, these results would occur < 5% of the time this means one can conclude that the level of narcissism does make a difference. b. the p < 0.05 means the results are statistically significant at the 0.05 level. this means that if a person's level of narcissism made no difference in how often the person looked in the mirror, these results would occur < 95 % of the time. this means one cannot conclude that the level of narcissism does make a difference c. the p < 0.05 means the results are not statistically significant at the 0.05 level. this means that if a person's level of narcissism made no difference in how often the person looked in the mirror these results would occur more than 5 % of the time this means one cannot conclude that the level of narcissism does make a difference.