In the Four Steps of Statistical Inference, the Claim Is

question 2

Multiple Choice

In the four steps of statistical inference, the claim is best described as:

• A) the experimental outcome.
• B) the likelihood of occurrence of the observed experimental outcome.
• C) the status quo―what we assume to be true.
• D) our natural reaction to an experimental outcome.

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Definitions:

Americans

Citizens of the United States of America or individuals associating with the country, its culture, or its people.

Hysterical Disorders

Now often referred to as conversion disorders, these involve experiencing physical symptoms that have a psychological rather than neurological cause.

Predominant

Having superior strength, influence, or authority; prevailing over others or most common.

Hypnosis

A sleeplike suggestible state during which a person can be directed to act in unusual ways, to experience unusual sensations, to remember seemingly forgotten events, or to forget remembered events.