Consider a hypothesis test of the claim that exercising 30 minutes a day reduces the likelihood of developing diabetes.

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Consider a hypothesis test of the claim that exercising 30 minutes a day reduces the likelihood of developing diabetes. Identify the type I and type II errors for this test. A type I error is stating that the likelihood of exercising 30 minutes a day is reduced by developing diabetes. A type II error is stating that the likelihood of exercising 30 minutes a day is not effect by the development of diabetes. A type I error is accepting that there was a significant relationship between exercising 30 minutes a day and developing diabetes. A type II error is accepting that there was not a signficant relationship between exercising 30 minutes a day and developing diabetes. A type I error is concluding that exercising 30 minutes a day reduces the likelihood of developing diabetes, when in reality, exercising 30 minutes a day has no effect on the likelihood of developing diabetes. A type II error is concluding that exercising 30 minutes a day has no effect on the likelihood of developing diabetes, when in reality, exercising 30 minutes a day actually reduces the likelihood of developing diabetes. A type I error is concluding that exercising 30 minutes a day has no effect on the likelihood of developing diabetes, when in reality, exercising 30 minutes a day reduces the likelihood of developing diabetes. A type II error is concluding that exercising 30 minutes a day effectively reduces the likelihood of developing diabetes, when in reality, exercising 30 minutes a day does not effect the likelihood of developing diabetes.