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A social psychologist conducts an experiment and finds a statistically significant result. This means that the a. experiment is

very low in external validity. b. experiment is very high in external validity. c. probability of obtaining this finding by chance alone is less than some quantity. d. probability of obtaining this finding by chance alone is greater than some quantity.

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coldgirl [10]2 years ago

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Considering that the hypothesis test found an statistically significant result, it is found that the correct option is:

c. probability of obtaining this finding by chance alone is less than some quantity.

<h3>What is an hypothesis test?</h3>

When a hypothesis test, there are two hypothesis, the null and the alternative hypothesis.

There is also a significance level.

If the probability of obtaining the finding by chance is less than the significant value, the result is statistically significant.

Hence, according to these bullet points, option C is correct.

You can learn more about hypothesis tests at brainly.com/question/16313918

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