To determine whether a research finding is statistically significant, researchers: a. convert positive correlations to negative ones.
b. confirm correlational evidence with empirical findings.
c. perform detailed case studies to validate findings.
d. survey other researchers to ensure the hypothesis is significant.
e. compare the means of the control group and experimental group.

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