When a Finding Is Statistically Significant:​

question 20

Multiple Choice

When a finding is statistically significant:​

• A) ​alternative explanations other than the independent variable are not plausible.
• B) ​a strong relationship has been observed.
• C) ​it is an important finding.
• D) ​its meaning depends on the rigor of the research methods.

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Definitions:

Image Management

The practice of overseeing and maintaining a person's or organization's reputation and public perception through various strategies and communications.

Absolute Costs

The total costs associated with the production or provision of goods or services, without consideration of relative efficiency.

Lack Of Control

A situation in which an individual or organization does not have the power to manage events, outcomes, or operations effectively.

Promotional Campaign

A coordinated series of marketing efforts to boost product awareness, sales, and engagement over a specific time period.