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No, if your standard of "statistical significance" is .05, that means you have a 5% of getting a "statistically significant" result.
by gweinberg 9y ago
No, if your standard of "statistical significance" is .05, that means you have a 5% of getting a "statistically significant" result.
- BeetleB 9y ago>No, if your standard of "statistical significance" is .05, that means you have a 5% of getting a "statistically significant" result. Your statement didn't address anything in my comment.