When you reject a null hypothesis, student A says that you are expressing disbelief in the value
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When you reject a null hypothesis, student A says that you are expressing disbelief in the value of the parameter as claimed in the null hypothesis. Student B says that instead you are expressing the belief that the sample statistic came from a population other than the one related to the parameter claimed in the null hypothesis. Who is correct? Explain.
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Just The Essentials Of Elementary Statistics
ISBN: 9780495314875
10th Edition
Authors: Robert Johnson, Patricia Kuby
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