Discussion
A test of statistical significance indicates how confident the researcher is about :
Answer: D
It indicates confidence in Generalizing their findings from sample to population.
A significance test asks how likely it is that a result found in a sample, such as a difference between groups, arose by chance. A significant result (for example p less than 0.05) lets the researcher infer, with a stated level of confidence, that the effect exists in the population from which the sample was drawn.
It says nothing about whether data were collected properly, about inter-tester reliability, which is checked separately, or about the researcher's understanding of the analysis.
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