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Imagine that a researcher publishes the results from a study, and the results indicate that there is a statistically significant association between sleep deprivation and coronary disease. What does it mean to say that the results are statistically significant?

▸ Sleep deprivation causes coronary disease.

▸ The findings are not likely to be due to chance fluctuations.

▸ The effect of sleep deprivation on coronary disease is larger than the effect of any other factor.

▸ Coronary disease causes sleep deprivation.

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