Trivial relationships:
A)Can be statistically significant with very large sample sizes.
B)Are more likely to be statistically significant with smaller sample sizes.
C)Are never statistically significant.
D)None of these

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Trivial relationships refer to relationships that have little practical or meaningful significance, but may still be statistically significant with a large sample size. As sample size increases, even small differences can become statistically significant, but that does not necessarily mean they are important or meaningful in real-world terms. Therefore, trivial relationships can still be statistically significant with very large sample sizes.

Trivial Relationships