Another P-value Have harsher penalties and ad campaigns increased seatbelt use among drivers and passengers? Observations of
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Another P-value Have harsher penalties and ad campaigns increased seatbelt use among drivers and passengers? Observations of commuter traffic failed to find evidence of a significant change compared with three years ago. Explain what the study’s P-value of 0.25 means in this context.
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