Which of these does not apply to a 'statistically significant' relationship between two categorical variables?
A)The relationship between the two variables is very important from a practical standpoint.
B)The relationship observed in the sample was unlikely to have occurred unless there really is a relationship in the population.
C)The notion that this relationship could have happened by chance is deemed to be implausible.
D)All of the above apply to a 'statistically significant' relationship.

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A statistically significant relationship only indicates that the relationship is unlikely to have occurred by chance. It does not necessarily indicate the practical significance or importance of the relationship.

Which of These Does Not Apply to a 'Statistically Significant