Question

A statistical finding is typically considered statistically significant if the p-value is below .05, meaning that there is a less than 95% chance that the result was due to chance. Based on that metric, which of the following statements are accurate summaries of this study's findings? Choose the two that best apply.

There was no relationship found between identifying as male and doing the dishes less than half the time. We proved that people who identify as men are more likely to not wash dishes as often. There was no relationship found between students identifying as non-white and considering food to be an important part of their culture. We failed to falsify the hypothesis that students identifying as non-white are more likely to consider food an important part of their culture.

Answer 1

A statistical finding is typically considered statistically significant if the p-value is below .05, meaning that there is a less than 95% chance that the result was due to chance. Based on that metric, following statements are accurate summaries of this study's findings :

1)We proved that people who identify as men are more likely to not wash dishes as often.

2)We failed to falsify the hypothesis that students identifying as non-white are more likely to consider food an important part of their culture.