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What does it mean when you reject the null hypothesis?
What does it mean when you reject the null hypothesis?
- You have gathered sufficient evidence to prove that the null hypothesis is true
- You have failed to prove that the null hypothesis is correct
- You have gathered sufficient evidence to prove that the null hypothesis is not true (correct)
- You have insufficient evidence to warrant the rejection of the null hypothesis
What is the conclusion when you fail to reject the null hypothesis?
What is the conclusion when you fail to reject the null hypothesis?
- There is insufficient evidence to warrant the rejection of the null hypothesis (correct)
- The alternative hypothesis is correct
- The null hypothesis is always wrong
- The null hypothesis is correct
What is the purpose of stating the null and alternative hypotheses?
What is the purpose of stating the null and alternative hypotheses?
- To determine the sample size
- To summarize the key points of the hypothesis testing (correct)
- To make a conclusion about the population mean
- To identify the research question
What is the null hypothesis in the example of the fast-food restaurant?
What is the null hypothesis in the example of the fast-food restaurant?
What is the alternative hypothesis in the example of the fast-food restaurant?
What is the alternative hypothesis in the example of the fast-food restaurant?
What is the significance of hypothesis testing in the example of the fast-food restaurant?
What is the significance of hypothesis testing in the example of the fast-food restaurant?
What does the symbol H0 represent in hypothesis testing?
What does the symbol H0 represent in hypothesis testing?
What is the purpose of hypothesis testing in inferential statistics?
What is the purpose of hypothesis testing in inferential statistics?
What is the relationship between the null hypothesis and the alternative hypothesis?
What is the relationship between the null hypothesis and the alternative hypothesis?
What does the confidence coefficient (1- α) represent?
What does the confidence coefficient (1- α) represent?
What is the application of statistical hypothesis testing in business mentioned in the text?
What is the application of statistical hypothesis testing in business mentioned in the text?
What is the purpose of studying the lesson on ULOa?
What is the purpose of studying the lesson on ULOa?
What is the primary purpose of framing a hypothesis in a research study?
What is the primary purpose of framing a hypothesis in a research study?
What type of hypothesis is a statement that a researcher likes to prove in their experiment or study?
What type of hypothesis is a statement that a researcher likes to prove in their experiment or study?
What does a null hypothesis typically represent?
What does a null hypothesis typically represent?
What is the primary focus of statistical hypotheses?
What is the primary focus of statistical hypotheses?
What is the purpose of a substantive hypothesis in a research study?
What is the purpose of a substantive hypothesis in a research study?
What is an example of a situation where a null hypothesis is used?
What is an example of a situation where a null hypothesis is used?
What is the first step of hypothesis testing?
What is the first step of hypothesis testing?
What is the purpose of setting the level of statistical significance?
What is the purpose of setting the level of statistical significance?
What is the result of getting less than 5% in the testing process?
What is the result of getting less than 5% in the testing process?
What type of errors can occur in the hypothesis testing process?
What type of errors can occur in the hypothesis testing process?
What is the null hypothesis in the given example?
What is the null hypothesis in the given example?
What is the purpose of analyzing the results in hypothesis testing?
What is the purpose of analyzing the results in hypothesis testing?
What is the consequence of a Type II error in the flour packaging problem?
What is the consequence of a Type II error in the flour packaging problem?
What is the purpose of stating the null hypothesis?
What is the purpose of stating the null hypothesis?
What is the conclusion when the null hypothesis is not rejected?
What is the conclusion when the null hypothesis is not rejected?
What is the term for the error that occurs when the null hypothesis is not rejected, despite the alternative hypothesis being true?
What is the term for the error that occurs when the null hypothesis is not rejected, despite the alternative hypothesis being true?
What is the role of the sample information in hypothesis testing?
What is the role of the sample information in hypothesis testing?
What is the relationship between the null hypothesis and the alternative hypothesis?
What is the relationship between the null hypothesis and the alternative hypothesis?
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