A statistically significant finding can sometimes be the result of chance fluctuation. This concern can be eased by

A) replication.
B) using case studies.
C) making predictions before seeing the data.
D) using manipulated independent variables.

Chance Fluctuation

Random variation in statistical data that occurs without a specific cause, which can affect the interpretation of results.

Replication

Replication is the process of conducting a study again using the same methods but in a different context or with a different sample, to verify the reliability of the original findings.