A Study on the Effects of Race on the Length

question 139

True/False

A study on the effects of race on the length of prison sentences found no significant difference regarding the length of the sentences as a function of race (Spohn & Holleran, 2000). The statistical decision in this study was to accept the null hypothesis.

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