Practical significance is a combination of statistical significance and:
A)effect size
B)the level of measurement (whether it is equal interval or ordinal)
C)the population parameters
D)the amount over or under that level that the sample scored

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Practical significance takes into account both statistical significance and the effect size, which represents the magnitude of the difference or relationship between two groups or variables. The level of measurement, population parameters, and the amount over or under the level that the sample scored may be important considerations in other aspects of statistical analysis, but they are not directly related to practical significance.

Practical Significance Is a Combination of Statistical Significance And