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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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More likely
What does more likely means in this context?
So what we found was that the group that got the information was actually more likely to save and saved 
more a greater amount than the group with no information.
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Group A was more likely to save than Group B. There was a greater likelihood, or probability, that Group A would save, as compared to Group B. Group B was less likely to save.
- Group A was more likely to save than Group B.
- There was a greater likelihood, or probability, that Group A would save, as compared to Group B.
- Group B was less likely to save.
- anonymous and saved more a greater amount Something has gone wrong here.
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Group A was more likely to save than Group B.
There was a greater likelihood, or probability, that Group A would save, as compared to Group B. Group B was less likely to save.
anonymousand saved more a greater amount
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