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That's not what statistical significance means. Yes, 10% is "significant" in the sense that it would be enough for people to care about. The paper is saying t
by cauterized 10y ago
That's not what statistical significance means.
Yes, 10% is "significant" in the sense that it would be enough for people to care about.
The paper is saying that the sample size is too small to have any confidence that you'd still have a difference (or that the difference wouldn't go in the other direction) if you took a different sample of the population.
- rubber_duck 10y agoOP said there is no significant difference, paper says statistically significant. But you are right it makes more sense that they are saying gender difference results were not statistically significant - I don't understand why even report them then ?