Suppose you conduct an experiment that has 24 participants who are asked to respond to one of three categories.Your turns out to be 9.92,which is statistically significant.Which of the following is the correct way to report it? A) = 9.92;p

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Suppose you conduct an experiment that has 24 participants who are asked to respond to one of three categories.Your  turns out to be 9.92,which is statistically significant.Which of the following is the correct way to report it?
A) = 9.92;p < 0.05 
B) = 9.92;p < 0.05 
C) = 9.92;p > 0.05 
D) = 9.92;p < 0.05

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The correct way to report the result of a statistically significant finding is to use the symbol "<" to indicate that the p-value is less than the alpha level (usually 0.05). Option D includes the correct symbol and format for reporting the result, while the other options either have incorrect symbols or incorrect formatting.

Suppose You Conduct an Experiment That Has 24 Participants Who