Your psychology professor refers to a research study and says the results were ""statistically significant."" Which step in the scientific method does this apply?

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Zoe Riggs

9 March, 07:41

Your psychology professor refers to a research study and says the results were ""statistically significant."" Which step in the scientific method does this apply?

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Anika Gross · Answer 1

Drawing Conclusions

Explanation:

To draw a conclusion is to make a statement summarizing what you've just observed from an observation or study. In general, the outcome of a study is connected to the theory.

You can remember that sometimes a theory is a logical explanation or response to a scientific question for a set of observations.

Once you have done the test, created and reported findings, and analyzed the results, you can eventually decide if your test proved true or false to your theory. The professor found the study to be "statistically significant", he has made findings on the said experiment.