Asked by Helen
A statistical test is performed, and its P-value turns out to be about 3%. Which of the following must be true? Pick all that are correct.
a) The null hypothesis is true.
b)There is about a 3% chance that the null hypothesis is true.
c) The alternative hypothesis is true. d) There is about a 97% chance that the alternative hypothesis is true.
e) If the null hypothesis were true, there would be about a 3% chance of getting data that were like those that were observed in the sample or even further in the direction of the alternative.
f) The P-value of about 3% was computed assuming that the null hypothesis was true
Correct is only a?
a) The null hypothesis is true.
b)There is about a 3% chance that the null hypothesis is true.
c) The alternative hypothesis is true. d) There is about a 97% chance that the alternative hypothesis is true.
e) If the null hypothesis were true, there would be about a 3% chance of getting data that were like those that were observed in the sample or even further in the direction of the alternative.
f) The P-value of about 3% was computed assuming that the null hypothesis was true
Correct is only a?
Answers
Answered by
PsyDAG
F is definitely true, since it essentially repeats your data.
The rest depend on what critical value you are using to reject the null hypothesis. The most commonly used are P≤.05 or P≤.01.
The rest depend on what critical value you are using to reject the null hypothesis. The most commonly used are P≤.05 or P≤.01.
Answered by
Helen
Thank you PsyDag.
5% cutoff
5% cutoff
Answered by
Charlotte
What is the correct answer?
Answered by
Anonymous
E y F
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