A Researcher Is Testing a Null Hypothesis Stating That for the General

question 23

Multiple Choice

A researcher is testing a null hypothesis stating that for the general population there is no preference between the two leading brands of cola.In a sample of n = 100 people, 35 preferred brand A and 65 preferred brand B.Assuming that the researcher uses a two-tailed test, what is the appropriate statistical decision?

• A) Reject the null hyp othesis with \( \alpha=.05 \) but not with \( \alpha=.01 \).
• B) Reject the null hypothesis with either \( \alpha=.05 \) or \( \alpha=.01 \).
• C) Fail to reject the null hypothesis with either \( \alpha=.05 \) or \( \alpha=.01 \).
• D) No decision is possible without additional information.

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