If the Probability Level of a Study Is Greater Than

Multiple Choice

If the probability level of a study is greater than 5%,then what do researchers begin to get concerned about?

A) That there is too much statistical significance to consider the results useful.
B) That the results occurred by chance and do not reflect reality.
C) That the participant pool that was used might have been tainted in some way that they did not control for.
D) That the coefficient of determination will be infinite and therefore unusable.