If you claim that your evidence suggests that the observed result was not due to chance, what are you doing?
A) You are claiming that your finding is practically significant
B) You are claiming that your finding must be theoretically important
C) You are claiming that finding was due to sampling error
D) You are claiming that your finding is statistically significant

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You are claiming that your finding is statistically significant, meaning the observed result is unlikely to have occurred by chance alone.

If You Claim That Your Evidence Suggests That the Observed