On stаt key in the аpprоpriаte randоmizatiоn hypothesis test section you can find a data set titled "ADHD Diagnosis (high social media vs. low)". This data set is based on a study where teens who showed no ADHD symptoms were tracked over a few years and researchers noted whether or not each teen was later diagnosed with ADHD. Complete the steps below to perform a randomization hypothesis test on stat key (lock5stat.com) to determine if at the 5% significance level there is enough evidence to conclude the population proportion of ADHD diagnoses is higher for teens with high social media use. Blank 1/Part 1: Write the hypotheses. On your scrap sheet label this problem 4 blank 1 and use good notation to write the hypotheses. For the online test you can just type in a sentence saying what the alternative hypothesis would be. Blank 2/Part 2: Find the data set and use stat key to make the randomization dotplot giving the p-value. Include a sketch on your work sheet and just give the p-value online here. Blank 3/Part 3: Write your conclusion in context. (only part credit for a statement about whether not to reject the null hypothesis)