Birthdays of hockey players: in malcolm gladwell’s book "outliers" he shares the work of canadian psychologist roger barnsley, who noticed that a disproportionately high percentage of elite ice-hockey players have birthdays between january and march. a group of statistics students would like to test if this is true for the los angeles kings 2010-2015 rosters (22 out of 57). after debating whether this set of hockey players can be viewed as a random sample of hockey players, they decide to run a hypothesis test anyway to practice finding the p‐value. they test the hypotheses h 0: p = 0.25 versus h a: p > 0.25. they use a significance level of 0.05. their calculated test statistic is 2.37. using the applet (at the top of this checkpoint), what is the p‐value? group of answer choices p‐value = 0.009 p‐value = 0.991 p‐value = 0.018 p‐value = 0.05