When a researcher rejects the null hypothesis at exactly the .05 level (i.e., p = .05), there are how many chances in 100 that the null hypothesis is correct?

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When a researcher rejects the null hypothesis at exactly the .05 level, it means there is a 5% chance of obtaining the results by chance alone. Therefore, there is a 5% chance that the null hypothesis is correct, which translates to 5 chances in 100.

When a Researcher Rejects the Null Hypothesis at Exactly the .05