Based on the location of the observed test value, what would a psychologist conclude about the research results?

 The psychologist would claim that the research results were nonsignificant.
For a research to be considered as significant, it need to be conducted within the scope of previously established critical value.
Without following this value, any researchers basically could make a 'groundbreaking result' simply by basing their studies on things that other researchers never heard of.

B. The psychologist would claim that the research results were nonsignificant.

Explanation:

Based on the location of the observed test value, the psychologist would claim that the research results were nonsignificant.