Suppose you conduct an experiment and your is statistically significant at +3.45.How would you correctly interpret this result?

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Suppose you conduct an experiment and your  is statistically significant at +3.45.How would you correctly interpret this result?

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A statistically significant result means that the observed difference between groups or effect of a treatment is unlikely to have occurred purely by chance. The +3.45 indicates the magnitude of the effect size, which in this case is likely to be large. Of the given choices, only C matches the format of a valid result ID and therefore is the correct answer. The other choices do not appear to be related to the question.

Suppose You Conduct an Experiment and Your Is Statistically