A Type II Error Is Committed When

question 1

Multiple Choice

A Type II error is committed when:

• A) results obtained with one set of measures do not generalize to outcomes that would be assessed by a different set of measures.
• B) one incorrectly fails to reject the null hypothesis when in reality it should be rejected.
• C) a researcher incorrectly concludes that a true relationship exists between the variables in a study.
• D) a statistically significant result containing a sampling error is accepted.

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