Saying that a research result is "statistically significant" means that it probably
A)has practical applications.
B)shows a cause-effect relationship.
C)did not occur by chance.
D)shows a positive correlation.

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When a research result is statistically significant, it means that the probability of it occurring by chance is low. It does not necessarily mean that there is a practical application, cause-effect relationship, or positive correlation.

Saying That a Research Result Is "Statistically Significant" Means That