Which of the following concerns have been raised over researchers' use of null hypothesis statistical testing?
A) Interpreting p-values using terms such as "highly significant" is misleading because p-values provide no information about effect sizes.
B) It is incorrect to assume that a study with a lower p-value is likely to be replicated.
C) Non-significant p-values can mean that the null hypothesis is correct, but they can also result from having with low statistical power.
D) all of the above

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All three concerns have been raised over researchers' use of null hypothesis statistical testing. These include the fact that interpreting p-values using terms such as "highly significant" can be misleading because p-values provide no information about effect sizes. Additionally, it is incorrect to assume that a study with a lower p-value is likely to be replicated. Finally, non-significant p-values can mean that the null hypothesis is correct, but they can also result from having low statistical power.

Which of the Following Concerns Have Been Raised Over Researchers