All of the Following Statements Are True Regarding Type I

question 13

Multiple Choice

All of the following statements are true regarding type I errors except:

• A) They represent the possibility of reporting a relationship among variables in a study, when there really is no relationship
• B) Basic experimental design reduces the chances of producing a type I error to a small and controllable amount
• C) They represent a failure to find and report a relationship among variables in a study, when a relationship actually exists
• D) Researchers can never be absolutely certain that a type I error has been made

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