[Solved] Suppose a modest relationship exists between two variables in a population. Would it be more likely to find a statistically significant relationship
Question: Suppose a modest relationship exists between two variables in a population. Would it be more likely to find a statistically significant relationship between a sample size of 40 or a sample size of 400? Explain.
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