Results Are Said to Be Statistically Significant If

question 30

Multiple Choice

Results are said to be statistically significant if

• A) p < alpha.
• B) p > alpha.
• C) beta = alpha.
• D) beta < alpha.

Grasp the significance of empirical evidence in understanding human perception and sensory experiences.

Understand the relationship between sensory experiences and memory recall.

Understand the basic concepts and goals of psychophysics.

Comprehend the relationship between physical stimuli and sensory perception.

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