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Researchers found a statistically significant association between high sodium intake and the prevalence of hypertension among normal-weight subjects. The prevalence of hypertension in the group with the lowest sodium intake was 19.8 percent; the prevalence of hypertension in the group with the highest sodium intake was 20.2 percent. What do these data suggest?

▸ The finding has both practical and statistical significance and should be reviewed in more detail.

▸ Even though the finding was statistically significant, it may not have much practical importance.

▸ Individuals with hypertension are prone to high sodium intake.

▸ One of the main causes of hypertension is a high intake of sodium.

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