Statistical significance: Is the probability you are wrong when you conclude tha

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Statistical significance:

Is the probability you are wrong when you conclude that 2 means are different

Means that if you were to repeat the study 100 times, less than 5% of the time the two groups would actually be the same.

Is the likelihood that any differences between study groups are not due to the intervention that was applied

All of the above

Is the probability you are wrong when you conclude that 2 means are different

Means that if you were to repeat the study 100 times, less than 5% of the time the two groups would actually be the same.

Is the likelihood that any differences between study groups are not due to the intervention that was applied

All of the above

Explanation / Answer

Statistical significance is the likelihood that any differences between study groups are not due to the intervention that was applied.

Option c is correct.

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