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  • Is it possible for a result to be statistically nonsignificant but substantively significant?

    It is quite possible, and unfortunately quite common, for a result to be statistically significant and trivial. It is also possible for a result to be statistically nonsignificant and important. Consider the case of a new drug that researchers hope will cure Alzheimer’s disease (Kirk 1996). They set up a trial study involving two groups…

    Paul Ellis
    May 30, 2010

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