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An Effect That Is Large Enough to Occur Less Than

Question 47
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An effect that is large enough to occur less than 5 percent of the time if the null hypothesis were true is called a: A) meaningful statistical effect. B) statistically important effect. C) statistically significant effect. D) meta-analytic effect.

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