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Weighing the Evidence When a Researcher Rejects the Null Hypothesis

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Weighing the Evidence When a researcher rejects the null hypothesis, this means that the experimental results

A) are meaningful.
B) are proven.
C) are statistically significant.
D) can be replicated.

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