. We say the result of a hypothesis test is practically
important or practically significant if
A. the p-value is small.
B. the result is practically meaningful or has important
implications.
C. the result would be unlikely to occur just by chance alone if we
assume the null
hypothesis is true.
D. All of the above are correct answers.
E. None of the above are correct answers.
Solution:
Hypothesis for significance testing is
H0 : Model is not statistically significant
Vs
H1 : Model is statistically significant
In general if P-Value is less than a level of significance i.e Alpha then we reject Ho
That means the fitted model is statistically significant
And similarly for options b) and options c)
hence answer is D)
D. All of the above are correct answers.
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