When a Research Article Reports R =

question 95

Short Answer

When a research article reports r = .35, p < .05, the "p < .05" means that the result is statistically __________.

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Definitions:

Mean Difference

The average difference between two sets of data, often used to compare the mean values of two samples or measurements.

Matched Pairs

A study design in which each subject is paired with a similar subject, usually to control for certain variables.

Independent Samples

Two or more groups of data that are not related or do not influence each other, often used in comparative experiments.

Nonrandom Samples

Nonrandom samples are samples that are not selected using random methods, which may result in a biased representation of the overall population.