If the Sig.value is greater than .05,what will the researcher inspect for differences?
A)The mode
B)The median
C)The means
D)The percentages

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If the Sig.value is greater than .05, it means that the differences between the groups being compared are not statistically significant. In such cases, the researcher can still inspect the means to observe any directional trend in the data. Alternatively, the researcher can also inspect other relevant descriptive statistics such as standard deviation, range, and variance to gather additional insights about the data. However, inspecting the mode, median, or percentages would not provide any additional information about the differences between the groups if the Sig.value is not statistically significant.