When Would an Experimental Result Be Considered Statistically Significant

question 79

Multiple Choice

When would an experimental result be considered statistically significant?

• A) The experiment is double blind.
• B) Experimental and control subjects are randomly assigned.
• C) The result is unlikely to be due to chance alone.
• D) The result supports the hypothesis being tested.

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