If the results of a study were statistically significant, what does that
reveal about the study?

It's easy for non-scientists to misunderstand the term significant when they come across it in an article. In everyday English, the word means "important." But when researchers say the findings of a study were "statistically significant," they do not necessarily mean the findings are important.

Explanation:

1. a

2. a

3. c

4. d

6. b

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