If we say the results of a hypothesis test are________________________, this means they are unlikely to occur just by chance alone; if we say the results of a hypothesis test are ____________________, this means they have important implications.   critical; useful replicable; dependable practically significant; statistically significant statistically significant; practically significant credible; significant

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