Suppose Researchers Say They 'Failed to Find a Relationship' Between

Multiple Choice

Suppose researchers say they 'failed to find a relationship' between two variables that they thought might have been related.What does this say to you, as an educated consumer of statistical information?

A) You should check to make sure the study was not based on a small number of individuals.
B) The researchers must not have observed any relationship in their sample.
C) There must be no relationship between these two variables in the population.
D) All of the above.