Start practice test
Back to A/B Testing
Guide - Statistical Significance in AB Testing in PMI-ACP Examination

Importance:
Statistical Significance in AB Testing is crucial as it helps in making a decision based on the tested results. It helps to understand if the observed result is a product of chance or due to the changes implemented.
Concept:
Statistical Significance is a mathematical method applied to determine if a result is statistically meaningful. If the result variation is statistically significant, then it is not due to the random chance but because of an effect.
How it works:
When an A/B testing is in progress, two different versions are shown to the users. The responses are collected and analysed for statistical significance. Higher the statistical significance, more the confidence in the observed result being not due to chance.
Answering Questions on Statistical Significance in Exam:
To answer questions related to statistical significance, you need to understand the hypothesis and read the test data correctly. Check the p-value, a small p-value is an indicator of a high level of statistical significance.
Exam tips:
Remember, a statistically significant outcome doesn't always mean a practically significant result. Understand the context before you analyze the statistical importance. Moreover, make sure to have a clear understanding of the relationship between sample size and statistical significance - the larger the sample size, the higher is the chance of statistical significance.

Go Premium

PMI Agile Certified Practitioner Preparation Package (2024)

  • 4442 Superior-grade PMI Agile Certified Practitioner practice questions.
  • Accelerated Mastery: Deep dive into critical topics to fast-track your mastery.
  • Unlock Effortless PMI-ACP preparation: 5 full exams.
  • 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed: Full refund with no questions if unsatisfied.
  • Bonus: If you upgrade now you get upgraded access to all courses
  • Risk-Free Decision: Start with a 7-day free trial - get premium features at no cost!
Statistical Significance practice test

Statistical significance is a mathematical tool used in A/B testing to conclude whether the difference in conversion rates between two variants is not by chance. This is typically measured with a p-value. If the p-value is below a predetermined threshold (often 0.05), we reject the null hypothesis that suggests that the observed outcome was merely by chance. The lower the p value, the higher is the statistical significance and the more confident we can be in favor of the variant.

Time: 5 minutes   Questions: 5

Test mode:
Start practice test

Practice more Statistical Significance questions

More Statistical Significance questions
12 questions (total)
Start 12 question test
Go Premium

PMI Agile Certified Practitioner Preparation Package (2024)

  • 4442 Superior-grade PMI Agile Certified Practitioner practice questions.
  • Accelerated Mastery: Deep dive into critical topics to fast-track your mastery.
  • Unlock Effortless PMI-ACP preparation: 5 full exams.
  • 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed: Full refund with no questions if unsatisfied.
  • Bonus: If you upgrade now you get upgraded access to all courses
  • Risk-Free Decision: Start with a 7-day free trial - get premium features at no cost!