Which of the Following Statements About Motor Vehicle Injuries Is

question 15

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about motor vehicle injuries is FALSE?

• A)Motor vehicles account for 40 percent of all unintentional injury deaths.
• B)Environmental hazards account for less than 5 percent of vehicle crashes.
• C)The proportion of speeding-related accidents increases with increasing driver age.
• D)Drivers under age 20 are the most likely to be involved in distraction-related crashes.

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Nonsignificant

An outcome of a statistical test indicating that the evidence is not strong enough to reject the null hypothesis.

Nonsignificant

A statistical term indicating that the results of an analysis do not show evidence to reject the null hypothesis, suggesting that any observed effect could be due to chance.

Insignificant

A term used in statistics to describe a result that fails to provide enough evidence to reject the null hypothesis.

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