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I ran a proc univariate on a SAS data set and one of the output results was:

Test           -Statistic-    -----p Value------
Student's t    t  73.93231    Pr > |t|    <.0001

How should I interpret this? Does it mean that the probability that an observation will be > 73.93 is very small (< .0001)

Victor
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  • Almost right, it would be better if you say "under the null hypothesis, the probability that the *t-statistic* (not the original observation)..." – Zhanxiong Aug 31 '15 at 17:51
  • Thanks. But exactly is the null hypothesis ? I didn't specify any? Did proc univariate come up with a null hypothesis on its own? – Victor Sep 01 '15 at 19:55

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