A correlational survey was repeated many, many times and computed the average for a correlation that was not significant across all of these surveys, however, eventually the researcher would get some statistical significance.

A correlational survey was repeated many, many times and computed the average for a correlation that was not significant across all of these surveys, however, eventually the researcher would get some statistical significance.

A correlational survey was repeated many, many times and computed the average for a correlation that was not significant across all of these surveys, however, eventually the researcher would get some statistical significance.



Answer: FALSE


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