Knowing That the Results Reported in a Table Are Statistically

question 4

Multiple Choice

Knowing that the results reported in a table are statistically significant tells you that

• A)the results are probably not just the result of random chance.
• B)the hypothesis is automatically supported.
• C)an increase in the independent variable will produce a corresponding increase in the dependent variable.
• D)you can be 100 percent certain that your results are accurate.

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Definitions:

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Phlebotomist

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Pathologist

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