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Mollykgkg · **on:** Jun 18, 2018

In order to say that a hypothesis is supported two things must be true: the differences observed must be statistically significant and

a. the results must be evident through common sense.
b. the results must be consistent with previous research.
c. the results must be published.
d. the results must be consistent with the wording of the hypothesis.

Question 2

Knowing that the results reported in a table are statistically significant tells you that

a. the results are probably not just the result of random chance.
b. the hypothesis is automatically supported.
c. an increase in the independent variable will produce a corresponding increase in the dependent variable.
d. you can be 100 percent certain that your results are accurate.