Suppose you got a p-value with a small study that was less than .05 . Had you gotten the same sample results with a larger study done in a similar way, the p-value from the larger study would have been _______________ (choose: less than, greater than, equal to) the p-value from the smaller study.
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Question 2
Suppose you examined a possible relationship between gender and opinion on an issue in a population using two different studies. The percentages found were exactly the same for both studies, but one study had a much larger sample size than the other. Which of the following is not a possible outcome in this scenario?
a. Both studies find the relationship to be statistically significant.
b. Neither study finds the relationship to be statistically significant.
c. The larger study finds a statistically significant relationship but the smaller study does not.
d. The smaller study finds a statistically significant relationship but the larger study does not.
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