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Considering that a researcher can test at the <p = .05 (95%), p = .01 (99%), or p = .001 (99.9%) level for statistical signific...Asked by Anonymous
Considering that a researcher can test at the <p = .05 (95%), p = .01 (99%), or p = .001 (99.9%) level for statistical significance, how do you use these three levels in relationship to evaluate risk to patients in implementing the decisions based on research findings?
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Each of the P's indicate the probability that the results found were due solely to chance. What disorders and treatments are you considering? What about them are you testing?
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