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What is the conventional level of probability that is often accepted when conducting statistical tests?
Generalize
To make a general statement or concept by inferring from specific cases.
Sufficient
Adequate to achieve a goal or meet a requirement without the need for more.
False Alternative
An informal fallacy involving presenting two options as the only possibilities when, in fact, more options exist.
Fallacy Of Context
A logical fallacy where the context of an argument is ignored or altered to make an unrelated point seem relevant.
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