what does it mean when an independent variable is significant? in Stats

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In hypothesis testing we come across the terminalogy that the independent variable is significant.

The mean of this statement is that

The sample data collected on the given independent variable is provide sufficient evidence to support the claim made by the researcher.

orchestra answered 2 years ago

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