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Interpretation of Results What is the process of explaining the meaning of analyzed data called?
Discussion What section of a research paper presents interpreted findings?
p-value What value indicates statistical significance?
0.05 What is the commonly accepted significance level?
It is rejected If p-value is less than 0.05, what happens to the null hypothesis?
Average What does a mean represent in data interpretation?
Data is widely spread What does a high standard deviation indicate?
Line Graph What type of graph shows trends over time?
Proportion out of 100 What does a percentage represent?
To give meaning to results What is the purpose of interpretation?
Fail to reject the null hypothesis If the p-value is greater than 0.05, what is the conclusion?
Variables increase together What does a positive correlation indicate?
One variable increases while the other decreases What does a negative correlation indicate?
Differences are due to chance What does “no significant difference” mean?
Strong agreement / high level of response What does a high mean score indicate?
To validate findings What is the purpose of comparing results with previous studies?
Reliability What does consistency in results suggest?
Data values are close together What does a narrow range indicate?
An extreme value What does an outlier represent?
To understand relationships between variables What is the purpose of interpreting regression results?
Proportion of variance explained What does an R² value indicate in regression analysis?
Range of possible true values What does a confidence interval represent?
Result may not be significant What does it mean if a confidence interval includes zero?
Rejecting a true null hypothesis What is Type I error?
Failing to reject a false null hypothesis What is Type II error?
Practical significance What does statistical significance NOT guarantee?
Real-world importance of results What is practical significance?
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