Accepting the Null Hypothesis When the Experimental Hypothesis Is True

question 126

Multiple Choice

Accepting the null hypothesis when the experimental hypothesis is true is called a(n) _________ error.

• A) Type I
• B) Type II
• C) experimental
• D) null

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Definitions:

Private Instance Variable

A variable defined in a class that cannot be accessed directly from outside the class, providing a level of data encapsulation.

Wrapper Class

A class that encapsulates primitive data types into objects, allowing primitives to be used as objects.

Primitive Type

Basic data types provided by a programming language as building blocks, such as int, char, and float in Java.

Unboxing

The automatic conversion of an object of a wrapper class (like Integer or Boolean) back into its corresponding primitive type.