4. fail to reject the null hypothesis (H0 ) when H0 is actually false 2. A Type...

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4. fail to reject the null hypothesis (H0

) when H0 is actually false 2. A Type II error refers to 1. claim a treatment effect when the effect actually exists 2. claim a treatment effect when the effect actually does not exist

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