Assuming you were researching a positive attitude effect, how would you interpret the following result based on the relationship between training and performance? b = 0.511, 95% CI [0.191, 0.595], t = 3.98, p

Question

Assuming you were researching a positive attitude effect, how would you interpret the following result based on the relationship between training and performance? b = 0.511, 95% CI [0.191, 0.595], t = 3.98, p < .001
A) When the athlete's attitude is positive there is a positively significant relationship between training and sports performance.
B) When the athlete's attitude is positive there is a positively non-significant relationship between training and sports performance.
C) When the athlete's attitude is positive there is a negatively significant relationship between training and sports performance.
D) When the athlete's attitude is positive there is a negatively non-significant relationship between training and sports performance.

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The positive coefficient (b = 0.511), with a narrow confidence interval (95% CI [0.191, 0.595]), and a significant t-value (t = 3.98, p < .001) indicate a positive and significant relationship between training and performance when the athlete's attitude is positive.

Assuming You Were Researching a Positive Attitude Effect, How Would