Statistical Significance.

DescriptionStatistical significance refers to the likelihood that the results of a study are not due to chance, while clinical significance refers to the practical importance of the results in terms of their impact on patient care. In other words, statistical significance is a measure of the strength of the evidence, while clinical significance is a measure of the relevance of the evidence to real-world situations.Using a quantitative research article from one of the previous topics, analyze the p-value. What is it? Is it statistically significant? If your p-value is not statistically significant, what is the clinical significance? The generalizability of research depends on a variety of factors.list three factors of generalizability, and discuss whether this research article is generalizable to the nursing problem you are researching.Include an introduction and conclusion. Use a heading to discuss every topic.