Increasing the Sample Size in a Research Study Increases the Chance

question 89

Multiple Choice

Increasing the sample size in a research study increases the chance of finding results that are __________ significant but not necessarily __________ significant.

• A)practically;statistically
• B)statistically;practically
• C)descriptively;inferentially
• D)inferentially;descriptively

Recognize the definitions and purpose of a scientific hypothesis.

Distinguish between independent t-tests and their application criteria.

Grasp the interpretation of scatter plots in determining correlation strength and direction.

Apply the concept of confidence levels in statistical analysis.

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