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Statistical table
A grid of the critical values required for significance to be achieved for any particular statistical test
Critical value
When testing a hypothesis, the numerical boundary or cut-off point between acceptance and rejection of the null hypothesis
Probability
A measure of the likelihood that a particular event will occur where 0 indicates statistical impossibility and 1 is statistical certainty
Significance
A statistical term that tells us how sure we are that a difference or correlation exists.
A ‘significant’ result means that the researcher can reject the null hypothesis
Type 1 error
The incorrect rejection of a true null hypothesis
False positive
Type 2 error
The failure to reject a false null hypothesis
False negative