If We Do Four Statistical Tests in Situations Where the Null

question 53

True/False

If we do four statistical tests in situations where the null hypothesis is true and use an a = 0.05 threshold, there is a 21.5% chance we have made at least one Type I error.

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Daily-Wage Worker

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Poverty

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