If using spss, what is the exact likelihood of obtaining a t-test value at least as extreme or as close to the one that was actually observed, assuming that the null hypothesis is true

Supposing that the null hypothesis is true, the precise possibility of obtaining a t-test value at least as extreme or as ear to the one that was actually observed was 0.1%. This value can be found in the “Independent Samples t-test” table in the SPSS output, where the exact p value is reported as 0.001. If the null hypothesis is assumed to be true, then statistically noteworthy result should be highly improbable. The rejection of the null hypothesis implies that the correct hypothesis lies in the logical complement of the null hypothesis.

To add, used for non-batched and logical batched statistical analysis, SPSS Statistics was a software package for that specific purpose.

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