When Research Results Are Said to Be Statistically Significant It

question 245

Multiple Choice

When research results are said to be statistically significant it means that

• A) the probability that the observed findings are due to chance is very low.
• B) the observed findings are important.
• C) the observed findings are interesting.
• D) the observed findings and both important and interesting.

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