A researcher selects an alpha level of 0.15 for a study. What does this indicate about the statistical analysis of the study?
the researcher is willing to accept a 15% chance that the null hypothesis will be rejected incorrectly
the study results are likely to reveal a high level of clinical significance of the alternative hypthesis
there is a high probability of making a type one error
the researcher is willing to accept an 85% chance that the null hypothesis will be correct
Alpha error means even though the null hypothesis is correct ,it is rejected. So alpha error of 15% means that the null hypothesis will be rejected incorrectly in 15% of the cases even through it is true.So the clinical significance of the alternative hypothesis is decreased.
A researcher selects an alpha level of 0.15 for a study. What does this indicate about...
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D Question 2 16.67 pts Aresearcher sets the significance level (a) at .01. If the results of the statistical analysis reveal ap-value of .01, the researcher should the null hypothesis. The potential error that the researcher is making is a Type error
Choose the correct definition of significance level from the
list below.
A significance level is
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