When a Difference Between Two Groups Is "Statistically Significant," This

question 204

Multiple Choice

When a difference between two groups is "statistically significant," this means that

• A)the difference is statistically real but of little practical significance.
• B)the difference is probably the result of sampling variation.
• C)the difference is not likely to be due to chance variation.
• D)all of these differences exist.

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Definitions:

Benevolents

Individuals or entities that are disposed to doing good and acting with kindness or charity.

Entitleds

Individuals who believe they deserve preferential treatment and are overly self-centered in their relations with others.

Negative Inequity

A perception of unfairness experienced when an individual perceives they have received less in comparison to others, despite similar input or effort.

Equity Theory

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