What Makes a Research Finding Statistically Significant

question 25

Multiple Choice

What makes a research finding statistically significant?

• A) The probability is less than 5% that the results are due to random chance.
• B) The researcher can determine the significance of the correlation.
• C) The sample size is larger than 10 participants.
• D) Multiple studies replicate the same finding.

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