The Only Difference Between a One- and Two-Sided Hypothesis Test

question 31

Multiple Choice

The only difference between a one- and two-sided hypothesis test is

• A)the null hypothesis.
• B)dependent on the sample size n.
• C)the sign of the slope coefficient.
• D)how you interpret the t-statistic.

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