What does achieving statistical significance indicate in correlational research?

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asked Jan 17 in Psychology by CathrynShiel (390 points)

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answered Jan 17 by FayeRhem1609 (290 points)

Achieving statistical significance indicates that the correlation between two variables is unlikely to have been produced by chance.

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