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    If We Say We Have Statistically Significant Results,we Mean the Results
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If We Say We Have Statistically Significant Results,we Mean the Results

Question 60

Question 60

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If we say we have statistically significant results,we mean the results are


A) very important.
B) meaningless.
C) likely to be due to chance differences between the groups.
D) likely to be due to true differences between the groups.

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