In Which of the Following Cases, Should Statistical Significance of an Association

question 5

Multiple Choice

In which of the following cases, should statistical significance of an association not be the reason for an intervention?

• A) the dependent variable is modifiable
• B) the size of the association is large
• C) direction of association is known
• D) the independent variable cannot be modified

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