A local doctor's office notices that about 8% of its patients are allergic to a certain medication. A medical research center has developed an alternative medication and suggests the doctor try it to determine whether the new medicine lowers the number of patients who have an allergic reaction. The new drug is quite expensive, so the research center offers a free, one-year trial period to determine whether the number of allergic reactions decreases. If it works, the doctor's office will pay for continued use of the medication. What would happen if the doctor makes a Type II error?

A. Claim the new medication decreases the number of patients who have an allergic reaction, when it does decrease the number.

B. Claim the new medication decreases the number of patients who have an allergic reaction, when it does not decrease the number.

C. Claim that the new medication does not decrease the number of patients who have an allergic reaction, when it does decrease the number.

D. Claim that the new medication does not decrease the number of patients who have an allergic reaction, when it does not decrease the number.

E. Claim the new medication increases the number of patients who have an allergic reaction, when it decreases the number.