By Convention, When an Observed Experimental Outcome Has a Probability

question 6

Multiple Choice

By convention, when an observed experimental outcome has a probability of occurrence of less than 5% (<0.05) , the experimental results are considered to be __________.

• A)within normal expected range
• B)statistically significant and different from the expected outcome
• C)not significant
• D)less than one standard deviation from the mean
• E)equal to the mean

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