What Can We Conclude When the Absolute Value of a Z-Score

question 39

Multiple Choice

What can we conclude when the absolute value of a z-score for a sample mean is larger than the critical value?

• A)The random selection procedure was conducted improperly.
• B)The sample mean is reasonably likely to have come from the given population by random sampling.
• C)The sample mean represents the particular raw score population on which the sampling distribution is based.
• D)The sample mean does not represent the particular raw score population on which the sampling distribution is based.

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