*Instructions: In testing situations, carry out a two-tailed test and use a p-value threshold of 5% unless explicitly directed otherwise.

The p-value of a statistical test turns out to be about 20%. Which, if any, of the following are correct statements about the p-value? (circle them)

(a) The null hypothesis is true.

(b) The null hypothesis has a 20% chance of being true.

(c) The alternative hypothesis is true.

(d) The alternative hypothesis has a 20% chance of being true.

(e) Our results are statistically significant.

(f) If the null hypothesis is true, one out of five random samples would produce a result like ours or something even more extreme.