One Benefit of Conducting a Two-Tailed Test Is That

question 17

Multiple Choice

One benefit of conducting a two-tailed test is that

• A) it allows for a greater region of rejection than a one tailed test.
• B) it allows for differences in groups be in either direction.
• C) it is easier to obtain significant differences between groups.
• D) it is easier to reject the null hypothesis than for a one tailed test.

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