Does this mean that 5 of all results reported in the


When researchers set their alpha level at .05, they reject the null hypothesis (and conclude that the independent variable has an effect) only if there is less than a 5% chance that the differences among the means are due to error variance.

Does this mean that 5% of all results reported in the research literature are, in fact, Type I errors rather than real effects of the independent variables?

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