1. What is the proper definition for the p-value? A. Probability of the sample data obtained (e.g., sample correlation).
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1. What is the proper definition for the p-value?
A. Probability of the sample data obtained (e.g., samplecorrelation).
B. Probability of the sample data obtained (e.g., samplecorrelation) if the null hypothesis is true (e.g., populationcorrelation is equal to 0).
C. Probability of the population data obtained (e.g., populationcorrelation).
2. T-obtained is 6.56 and t-critical is 5.45. What is thecorrect conclusion?
A. P < .05; Retain the null hypothesis.
B. P < .05; Reject the null hypothesis.
C. P > .05; Reject the null hypothesis.
A. Probability of the sample data obtained (e.g., samplecorrelation).
B. Probability of the sample data obtained (e.g., samplecorrelation) if the null hypothesis is true (e.g., populationcorrelation is equal to 0).
C. Probability of the population data obtained (e.g., populationcorrelation).
2. T-obtained is 6.56 and t-critical is 5.45. What is thecorrect conclusion?
A. P < .05; Retain the null hypothesis.
B. P < .05; Reject the null hypothesis.
C. P > .05; Reject the null hypothesis.