When Differences Between the Experimental Group and the _____ Are

question 17

Short Answer

When differences between the experimental group and the _____ are so large that they could not have occurred simply by chance, they are considered to be significant.

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Definitions:

Internet

A vast network of computers globally connected that facilitates data exchange and communication.

Insider Trading

The unlawful act of buying and selling stocks for personal gain using privileged information that is not publicly available.

Dividend

A distribution of corporate profits to the corporation’s shareholders in proportion to the number of shares held.

Securities Act

A 1933 United States law that regulates the sale of securities to the public, requiring transparency to help prevent fraud.