17. Why do we usually set our criterion for significance at 0.05? (a) This is the traditional...
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17. Why do we usually set our criterion for significance at 0.05?
(a) This is the traditional level used by most psychologists
(b) This represents a good balance between making Type I and Type II errors
(c) It is easier to get significant results with this α
(d) Both
(a) and
(b) above
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