When the null hypothesis is rejected,
A) you are stating that there is only one population of research participants.
B) you are stating that the independent variable had no effect on the dependent variable.
C) you are stating that nothing null) was found.
D) you are saying that your finding is statistically significant.

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Rejecting the null hypothesis implies that there is enough statistical evidence to support the alternative hypothesis, indicating that the findings are statistically significant. This means the observed effect (e.g., the impact of the independent variable on the dependent variable) is unlikely to have occurred by chance.

When the Null Hypothesis Is Rejected