You might have heard about p-values if you’ve ever come across statistical analysis or scientific research. In the field of statistics, a p-value is a measure of the strength of evidence against the null hypothesis. It helps researchers determine whether their findings are statistically significant or due to random chance. Generally, a p-value below a certain threshold (commonly 0.05) is considered significant, while values above the threshold are considered nonsignificant. But what happens when a p-value is 0.06?<\/p>\n