When our results are "statistically significant" we know the
A)nature of the effect of the independent variable.
B)means and standard deviations for the effect.
C)effect size between the independent and dependent variables is large.
D)independent variable produced an effect on the dependent variable.

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Statistical significance tells us that there is a low probability of obtaining the results we observed if there truly was no effect of the independent variable on the dependent variable. In other words, it suggests that our independent variable did produce an effect on the dependent variable.

When Our Results Are "Statistically Significant" We Know the