If statistical analysis suggests that two variables that were believed to
be related are probably unrelated:
A. the finding is of no value and should not be reported.
B. the finding is less valuable than if the variables had been found
to be related.
C. the finding may be just as valuable as if the variables had been
found to be related.
D. the finding probably occurred because of sampling error.
C
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