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Mathematics, 24.12.2020 05:40 okokalyssa

Bill conducts a study during which he compares two, independent groups and he gets a significance value of .16 (i. e., p=.16). He looks at the means of the groups and sees the Group 1 Mean is 70 and the Group 2 mean is 77. He concludes they are different. (a) Why is Bill wrong? (b) What exactly does his p-value mean, in this instance?

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