When you have a population that does not allow for probability ...

[OSWALD]

When you have a population that does not allow for probability sampling, one way of stating your findings that is what?
 
  a. say that your findings are statistically significant
  b. say that your findings are significant but not random
  c. say that your findings represent a statistically discernible difference
  d. say that your findings are as significant as if you have been able to use randomization

Question 2

The authors of your text caution when using reports of significance tests that the researcher should be aware of which of the following?
 
  a. that these do not represent tests of substantive significance
  b. that significance tests always show the relationship between the variables of interest
  c. that there is no relationship between the size of the sample and the results of the significance tests
  d. all of the above

[kristenb95]

Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a

[OSWALD]

TY

[kristenb95]

You're welcome