1. Whether or not a finding will be significant is generally influenced by a) The size...
1. Whether or not a finding will be significant is generally influenced by
a) The size of the sample and the size of the population
b) The range of the results and the height of the distribution
c) The size of the sample and the strength of the effect
d) The strength of the effect and the height of the distribution
Homework Answers
We know that,
Significance is determined by using p-value and which depend on sample size(n) and strength of effect.
Hence,
The required answer is,
c) The size of the sample and the strength of the effect.
Thank you.
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