Which of following is not true about statistical significance (or statistically significant)? a) a measure to help us decide whether what we observe in our sample is also going on in the population of the sample. b) the difference is a result of random chance. c) the result is statistically significant when we reject the null hypothesis. d) the probability that a statistic derived from a sample represents the population parameter of the sample.
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Determine what statistical significance is. Statistical significance is a measure to help us decide whether what we observe in our sample is also going on in the population of the sample. In other words, it helps us determine whether the results we're seeing are Show more…
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