Indicates the probability (denoted by a p-value) that a study’s finding is a true effect, rather than having occurred just by chance alone. A p-value of < .05 (5 percent) is commonly considered to be statistically significant.
Indicates the probability (denoted by a p-value) that a study’s finding is a true effect, rather than having occurred just by chance alone. A p-value of < .05 (5 percent) is commonly considered to be statistically significant.