Like most sciences, psychology has accepted as a standard for statistical significance the odds of 5 out of 100 that an observed result is

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Abubakr Elghazawy · Answer 1 · 2018-08-17T15:57:58+0000

Psychologists believe that 5 out of 100 tests that an observed result is not the norm and irregular due to chance. Therefore, the psychologist needs a certain number of samples to be certain that an outcome is not just due to chance and is indicative of the norm.

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