Examine the Levene's test table. What can be deduced from the finding?
A) The Levene's test is not significant and therefore the null hypothesis is rejected.
B) The Levene's test is not significant and therefore the null hypothesis is accepted.
C) The Levene's test is significant and therefore the null hypothesis is rejected.
D) The Levene's test is significant and therefore the null hypothesis is accepted.

Question

Examine the Levene's test table. What can be deduced from the finding? 
A) The Levene's test is not significant and therefore the null hypothesis is rejected. 
B) The Levene's test is not significant and therefore the null hypothesis is accepted. 
C) The Levene's test is significant and therefore the null hypothesis is rejected. 
D) The Levene's test is significant and therefore the null hypothesis is accepted.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

If the Levene's test is not significant, it implies that the variances of the groups being compared are equal. Therefore, the null hypothesis of equal variances is accepted.

Examine the Levene's Test Table