If, after calculating an inferential statistic, we find that the results of our study are NOT
statistically significant, we can reasonably conclude that
a. our study contained a major flaw.
b. our results may have been due simply to chance.
c. we did not ask the right research question.
d. our efforts in conducting the research were not justified by the results we obtained.
e. our hypothesis must be incorrect.
b. our results may have been due simply to chance.
Psychology
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Why are the concepts of proactive and retroactive interference still considered unhelpful?
What will be an ideal response?
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