Multiple Choice
If an experiment produces a result having a p value less than 0.05,what is the probability that any differences found would have been observed even if the null hypothesis is true?
A) Less than 1 chance in 10
B) Less than 1 chance in 20
C) Less than 1 chance in 100
D) Less than 1 chance in 200
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