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In a study of sex differences in talkativeness, Matthias Mehl and his colleagues observed that the women in their sample spoke a mean of $$16,215$$ words per day while men spoke a mean of $$15,669$$ words per day. Despite finding this difference within their specific sample, they ultimately concluded that there was no evidence of a genuine sex difference in talkativeness within the broader population.

Mehl's Study on Sex Differences in Talkativeness

Based on the study by Matthias Mehl and his colleagues, what was their ultimate conclusion regarding sex differences in talkativeness within the broader population?

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