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Unfortunately, there's no good way to say that a p > 0.05 is a failure to reject the null hypothesis (which does not imply the null hypothesis is correct) witho
by minimaxir 3y ago
Unfortunately, there's no good way to say that a p > 0.05 is a failure to reject the null hypothesis (which does not imply the null hypothesis is correct) without making nonstatistican readers bored.
Statistical writing is hard.