Question

Tessa conducts an experiment and obtains results that are statistically significant. What is meant by "statistically significant"? O It means that Tessa used a large sample size. O It means that the results that Tessa obtained are too unusual to be explained by chance alone. It means that Tessa's experiment was not biased. O It means that the individuals in the experiment were randomly assigned to the treatment groups. earch 0 so DOLL​

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  (b)  It means that the results that Tessa obtained are too unusual to be explained by chance alone

Step-by-step explanation:

The test for statistical significance is a comparison of the result to the probability that it occurred by chance. The probability of a chance occurrence is usually set at 1% or 5%. The lower the percentage, the less likely a chance occurrence is, and the more difficult showing statistical significance becomes.