The P-Values for a One-Sided Hypothesis Test Are Generally _____

question 71

Multiple Choice

The P-values for a one-sided hypothesis test are generally _____ the P-values for the two-sided hypothesis test on the same data.

• A)smaller than
• B)larger than
• C)the same as

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