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Olfaction and Pheromones
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AP.120 Olfaction and Pheromones
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A small experiment finds no statistically significant difference between a candidate pheromone and control, p = .24. Which conclusion is most appropriate?
A
The p-value proves the candidate is not a pheromone in any species or context.
B
The study did not provide sufficient evidence of an effect, but it does not prove that no effect exists under all conditions.
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A nonsignificant result means the two group means were exactly equal.
D
The result shows that olfactory stimuli are processed first in the thalamus.
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