In Psychological Experiments, the Generally Accepted Rule Is That the Difference

question 3

Multiple Choice

In psychological experiments, the generally accepted rule is that the difference between groups is statistically significant if it would have happened by chance only of the time at most.

• A) 50 percent
• B) 25 percent
• C) 5 percent
• D) 0 percent

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