Statistical Significance

question 104

Multiple Choice

Statistical significance

• A) indicates a high likelihood that your results are due to your treatment versus due to chance.
• B) is more likely to be reliable if you have a small sample size versus a large sample size.
• C) is a requirement of the data from a scientific experiment.
• D) indicates that the hypothesis should be rejected.
• E) depends on large data sets.

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