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If we set alpha at 0.05 instead of 0.01 O we have a greater risk of a Type I error O we have a greater risk of a Type II error O we have a lesser risk of a Type II error O we have a greater risk of a Type I error and we have a lesser risk of a Type II error

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Description: if we set alpha at 005 instead of 001 o we have a greater risk of a type i error o we have a greater risk of a type ii error o we have a lesser risk of a type ii error o we have a greater ri 54215

          If we set alpha at 0.05 instead of 0.01
O we have a greater risk of a Type I error
O we have a greater risk of a Type II error
O we have a lesser risk of a Type II error
O we have a greater risk of a Type I error and we have a lesser risk of a Type II error

if we set alpha at 005 instead of 001 o we have a greater risk of a type i error o we have a greater risk of a type ii error o we have a lesser risk of a type ii error o we have a greater ri 54215

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Elementary Statistics a Step by Step Approach

Allan G. Bluman 9th Edition

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05/20/2021

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- A Type I error (alpha, $\alpha$) occurs when we reject a true null hypothesis. It is the probability of a false positive. - A Type II error (beta, $\beta$) occurs when we fail to reject a false null hypothesis. It is the probability of a false negative. Show more…

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If we set alpha at 0.05 instead of 0.01 O we have a greater risk of a Type I error O we have a greater risk of a Type II error O we have a lesser risk of a Type II error O we have a greater risk of a Type I error and we have a lesser risk of a Type II error