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5. Would a Diff value of −0.6 or less be considered a statistically significant difference? Why or why not?
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5. Would a Diff value of −0.6 or less be considered a statistically significant difference? Why or why not?

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Answer:No

Step-by-step explanation−0.6 is not far from 0, and the probability of obtaining a Diff value of −0.6 or less is 29%.

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