Results of an experiment that have a chance probability of .05 are usually regarded as statistically significant.

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Statistically significant results typically have a chance (or p-value) of less than .05, meaning that the probability of obtaining such results by chance is low. Therefore, if the chance probability is .05 or lower, the results are usually considered statistically significant.

Results of an Experiment That Have a Chance Probability of .05