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The students mentioned in question 20 also wanted to present
  additional information. They presented a table showing the
  demographics (gender, ethnicity, income, etc) of each school. What is
  the name of this statistic that the students used?
 
  A. Frequency Distribution
  B. Range
  C. Variance
  D. Mean


When a finding is statistically significant, it means
 
  A. there is no chance that the relationship between variables is
  caused by sampling error.
  B. the chance that the relationship between variables is caused by
  sampling error is small.
  C. the relationship between the variables is an important one with
  regard to your practice.
  D. there is no chance that sampling bias has created the
  relationship


The probability that sampling error has produced an apparent
  relationship between variables is called all of the following except:
 
  A. alpha level.
  B. rejection level.
  C. measure of association.
  D. level of statistical significance.
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