Reporting a confidence interval is more informative than a test of significance. A. Always. B. Only if
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Reporting a confidence interval is more informative than a test of significance.
A. Always.
B. Only if you are concerned with a reject or fail to reject test outcome, rather than measuring strength of evidence.
C. Never, the test of significance is always more informative.
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