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what is the conventional leval of significance typically adopted in psychology?

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Answer:Conventional levels of significance

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A significance level of '0.05' is conventionally used in the social sciences, although probabilities as high as '0.10' as well as lower probabilities may also be used. Probabilities greater than '0.10' are rarely used.

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what is the conventional leval of significance typically adopted in psychology?