In statistical work, a significant difference is one that is large enough
A) to be meaningful to the experimenter
B) that it would rarely be expected to occur by chance
C) that chance cannot affect it
D) that it leads to retention of the null hypothesis

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A significant difference is one that is large enough that it would rarely be expected to occur by chance.

In Statistical Work, a Significant Difference Is One That Is