Applying Statistical Inference: an Example All of These Statements Concerning

question 64

Multiple Choice

Applying Statistical Inference: An Example All of these statements concerning the probability of Type 1 error are correct except:

• A)The risk of Type 1 error is determined by sample size.
• B)The risk of Type 1 error is equal to the significance level.
• C)The risk of Type 1 error is inversely related to the risk of Type 2 error.
• D)The risk of Type 1 error is represented by the Greek letter "alpha."

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