If the output for a statistical test contains a p value that is less than or equal to alpha, the test is significant and the null hypothesis can be rejected.

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This statement is accurate and reflects the generally accepted interpretation of hypothesis testing results. When the p value is less than or equal to the predetermined significance level (alpha), it provides evidence against the null hypothesis and supports the alternative hypothesis. Therefore, the null hypothesis can be rejected.

If the Output for a Statistical Test Contains a P