What is statistical significance?

a) A criterion used to determine the level of confidence of two groups differing at levels greater than chance
b) A criterion used to determine the level of confidence of the null hypothesis being false
c) The practical value or importance of the effect of an intervention
d) A method for expressing differences between groups in a common metric


Correct Answer: a

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