Marginally significant results have an increased risk of being
A) a Type I error.
B) affected by demand characteristics.
C) a Type II error.
D) affected by experimenter characteristics.

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Marginally significant results are close to the threshold of significance, increasing the likelihood of a Type I error, which is the incorrect rejection of a true null hypothesis.

Marginally Significant Results Have an Increased Risk of Being