On the other hand, clinical significance implies a significant difference in the treatments being offered and therefore the difference between two treatment options results in obvious differences in patient outcomes.

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can result in both statistically and clinically significant results.  As Omary et al. (2020) asserts, one of the aims of research is to further the body of knowledge available and therefore the data gathered from research should be reliable and be in a position that they can influence the decisions being made.  Research results can be statistically and clinically significant. As Amrhein et al. (2019) postulates, statistical significance implies that the difference seen in the sample size that was selected is also present in the population from which the sample was drawn. On the other hand, clinical significance implies a significant difference in the treatments being offered and therefore the difference between two treatment options results in obvious differences in patient outcomes.