If a Study Is Found to Have Statistical Significance,what Is

question 137

Multiple Choice

If a study is found to have statistical significance,what is true of that study's practical significance?

• A) The statistical and practical significance of a study two ways of reporting the same thing.
• B) The study cannot be practically significant.
• C) The study may or may not be practically significant.
• D) The study must be practically significant.

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Definitions:

Equilibration

A cognitive development process described by Jean Piaget in which individuals reconcile new information with their existing cognitive schemas, achieving a balance or equilibrium between assimilation and accommodation.

Intellectual Growth

The process of acquiring knowledge, understanding, and critical thinking skills, leading to the development of the mind.

Accommodation

In cognitive psychology, the process of adjusting existing cognitive schemas, perceptions, and understandings to incorporate new information.

Object Permanence

The understanding that objects continue to exist even when they cannot be seen, heard, or otherwise sensed.