Errors like internal validity and bias represent...

The "luck of the draw" or chance is another way to show statistical significance

Sally wants to make sure the results of her study was not a fluke. A good way for her to find out would be by...

Janice is looking at the odds that her findings are chance. She finds that the statistical significance is .05. How else could this be represented?

Listing the ratios of outcomes from a study is called..

Tests of statistical significance takes care of theoretical sampling distribution.

When looking at statistical significance, social workers and socail scientists have settled on ________ to be the most common cutoff point to separate findings.

Cutoff point, level of significance and significance level are all different things.

Any probability equal or less to .05 is considered statistically significant.

Josh did not describe whether his hypotheses will be positive or negative. This means his hypotheses is....

We need two of these to test a non-directional hypothesis.

Barb has a directional hypothesis. How can she test for statistical significance?

Christopher tested his hypothesis and found that it is explained by chance. Christopher has a....

Skylar has a null hypothesis that is true, but she rejects it. This is which error type?

Ethan finds out he has a null hypothesis, but goes along with it anyway. What type of error is this?

Alex has a small sample size. What is most likely to happen?

Terms to use to interpret relationship strength include_____

Clinical significance is the same as substantive significance

Gabriel finds out this is research findings are very practical. This is an example of....

If you are trying to avoid a Type II error, it would be a good idea to use this type of analysis.

Correlatoin, safety, force field, and macro tests are commonly used to test for statistical significance.

Plum takes multiple research studies and figures out the mean effect size is. She is doing a what?