16. Statistics in Psychology
Looking at Differences: Statistical Significance
Multiple Choice
Multiple ChoiceWhen a result is called statistically significant, it means that:
A
the researchers who conducted the study agreed among themselves that the work and the result were important.
B
the outcome was unlikely to have occurred by pure chance alone.
C
the researchers who conducted the study solicited the opinions of other researchers, and they all agreed that the work and the results were important.
D
a direct cause-and-effect relationship has been found between two variables.
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