Suppose you are using theory-based techniques (e.g., a one-proportion z-test) to determine p-values. How will a two-sided p-value compare to a one-sided p-value (assuming the one-sided p-value is less than 0.50)?
A. The two-sided p-value will be about the same as the one-sided.
B. The two-sided p-value will be close to twice as large as the one-sided.
C. The two-sided p-value will be exactly twice as large as the one-sided.
D. The two-sided p-value will be half as much as the one sided.