marginally non-significantp = .053
A strong but marginally non-significant correlation ( r = 0.81, p = .053) was found between favourable attitudes and technology usage frequency.
A strong but marginally non-significant correlation ( r = 0.81, p = .053) was found between favourable attitudes and technology usage frequency.
The marginal significance suggests that more research with larger and more diverse samples may be necessary to fully confirm and clarify the strength of this relationship, as individual differences in digital literacy, exposure to AI technologies, and resource availability may also have an impact on the results.
However, the p value (.053) was slightly above the conventional significance threshold ( p < .05), indicating that the result was marginally nonsignificant.
A marginally significant trend was found, suggesting the need for further research involving larger and more diverse sample groups to confirm this association.