In Interpretation of the Data, the Term "Highly Significant Effect

question 13

Multiple Choice

In interpretation of the data, the term "highly significant effect" is a misnomer because:

• A) Significance testing is all or none, as a matter of design, and highly is not appropriate
• B) There is no standard meaning this term has
• C) The term implies that the effect was strong, but significance testing does not measure magnitude of effect
• D) All of the above

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