Traditionally, what probability level is needed in order to consider the results of a study to be statistically significant?
a. Less than 0.05 (5%)
b. Less than 0.01 (1%)
c. Greater than 0.05 (5%)
d. Greater than 0.10 (10%)
Answer: A
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In communication, context includes
a. the physical environment. c. the participants' relationship. b. how the conversation takes place. d. all of these.
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a. provides interpretation of the findings b. describes the overall purpose and rationale of the research c. includes the results of statistical analyses d. provides the details of the methodology used in the study