How would a researcher determine when statistical significance is important?

A researcher would consider statistical significance important if the study makes a meaningful contribution to the field.The researcher also needs to look at the big picture and ask,"Does the end justify the means?" to determine the importance of a study,even if the test is statistically significant.Finally,if a researcher's study yields no statistical significance,the study might still be important because it could help explain why treatment did not make a difference and help the next researcher explore a different treatment that might make a difference.