A result is considered statistically significant when a sample value is so extreme that:
A)the research hypothesis is rejected
B)the null hypothesis is accepted
C)the research hypothesis is accepted
D)the null hypothesis is rejected

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A result is considered statistically significant when the null hypothesis is rejected, meaning that the sample value is so extreme that it is unlikely to have occurred by chance alone. This rejection of the null hypothesis supports the research hypothesis.

A Result Is Considered Statistically Significant When a Sample Value