When statisticians report results as nonsignificant, the results are
A)not due to chance.
B)not important.
C)not too unlikely to accept as representing the same population.
D)different from what was expected or predicted.

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Nonsignificant results suggest that the observed differences or relationships could easily occur by chance, meaning there is not enough evidence to conclude that the observed effect or difference is real for the population being studied.

When Statisticians Report Results as Nonsignificant, the Results Are