When a finding is statistically significant:
A)alternative explanations other than the independent variable are not plausible.
B)a strong relationship has been observed.
C)it is an importaninding.
D)its meaning depends on the rigor of the research methods.

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Statistical significance indicates that the results are unlikely to have occurred by chance, but the importance and meaning of the finding depend on the research methods' rigor and context.

When a Finding Is Statistically Significant