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Session 17 Question 10 of 10 Time Remaining: 00:10:2 You have noticed that a child has a burn that looks like it came from an iron. This child has had other unexplained injuries. You think it might be abuse, but you're not sure - the child is very clumsy at the program. What should you do? Talk to your supervisor about whether you should report it Watch the child for other signs of abuse to confirm your suspicions Any of these Report it - Alberta Child Intervention Services will find out whether or not it is abuse Session 17 Question 10 of 10 Time Remaining: 00:10:2 The child is very clumsy at the program. What should you do? Talk to your supervisor about whether you should report it Watch the child for other signs of abuse to confirm your suspicions Report it - Alberta Child Intervention Services will find out whether or not it is abuse Any of these <Back Forward> 

          Session 17
Question 10 of 10
Time Remaining: 00:10:2
You have noticed that a child has a burn that looks like it came from an iron. This child has had other unexplained injuries. You think it might be abuse, but you're not sure - the child is very clumsy at the program. What should you do?
Talk to your supervisor about whether you should report it
Watch the child for other signs of abuse to confirm your suspicions
Any of these
Report it - Alberta Child Intervention Services will find out whether or not it is abuse
Session 17 Question 10 of 10
Time Remaining: 00:10:2
The child is very clumsy at the program. What should you do? 
Talk to your supervisor about whether you should report it 
Watch the child for other signs of abuse to confirm your suspicions 
Report it - Alberta Child Intervention Services will find out whether or not it is abuse 
Any of these <Back Forward>
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Session 17 Question 10 of 10 Time Remaining: 00:10:2 You have noticed that a child has a burn that looks like it came from an iron. This child has had other unexplained injuries. You think it might be abuse, but you're not sure - the child is very clumsy at the program. What should you do? Talk to your supervisor about whether you should report it Watch the child for other signs of abuse to confirm your suspicions Any of these Report it - Alberta Child Intervention Services will find out whether or not it is abuse Session 17 Question 10 of 10 Time Remaining: 00:10:2 The child is very clumsy at the program. What should you do? Talk to your supervisor about whether you should report it Watch the child for other signs of abuse to confirm your suspicions Report it - Alberta Child Intervention Services will find out whether or not it is abuse Any of these <Back Forward>
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00:01 For the question a, we have type 1 error is we reject the null hypothesis when it is actually true and the type 2 error is when we fail to reject the null hypothesis when it is actually false.
00:48 And for question b, based on the code, the doctor considered type 2 error more serious...
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