What does a p-value from a hypothesis test not tell you?
A)The direction of the difference or relationship (if one exists).
B)How extreme the observed difference or relationship was.
C)Whether or not your results are statistically significant.
D)How likely it is to have observed these particular results (or more extreme ones) given that the null hypothesis is true.

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The p-value does not indicate the direction of the difference or relationship between variables. It only tells you the probability of observing the results (or more extreme ones) given the null hypothesis is true.

What Does a P-Value from a Hypothesis Test Not Tell