Multiple Choice
What does "significance" mean in the statistical sense?
A) The difference detected in a hypothesis test is strong enough to have important implications in the real world.
B) The probability of Type I and Type II errors has been adequately estimated to ensure that the test is informative.
C) The difference between a sample statistic and population parameter is unlikely to occur by random chance alone.
D) The sample used is large enough to be informative about the general population.
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