A "Null Finding" That Two Variables Believed to Be Related

question 8

Multiple Choice

A "null finding" that two variables believed to be related are really unrelated:

• A) is of no value.
• B) is less valuable than if the variables had been found to be related.
• C) can be just as valuable as the finding of a relationship between the variables.
• D) suggests that the research was methodologically flawed in some way.

Comprehend the unique anatomical and cognitive capabilities that enable human speech.

Grasp the universality of language across human cultures and its biological underpinnings.

Identify different purposes and forms of verbal and non-verbal communication methods in human societies.

Understand the global literacy rates and the challenges in achieving universal literacy.

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