When we get findings that warrant rejecting the null hypothesis, we should:
A)Remember that design issues might still be alternative explanations for our findings.
B)Rule out design issues as alternative explanations for our findings.
C)Conclude that there is no chance whatsoever that our findings could be due to sampling error.
D)None of these.

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Rejecting the null hypothesis only indicates that there is evidence against it, but it doesn't necessarily mean that our findings are 100% accurate or that there are no other possible explanations for them. It is important to consider and rule out any potential design issues that could have affected our results before drawing any final conclusions.

When We Get Findings That Warrant Rejecting the Null Hypothesis