Make a chart of the tour possible correct and incorrect decisions in a hypothesis test. Then, explain what each would mean for the given studies. Make a chart of the tour possible correct and incorrect decisions in a hypothesis test. Real Situation [in practice. unknown} Research Hypothesis Null Hypothesis True True Research hypothesis Conclusion Using 3:52;:gsgmlm null 1. l. Eyupggistesung Study is inconclusive _ [do not reject null T Y hypothesis] _ _ (a) A study of whether increasing the amount of recess time improves schoolchildren's inclass behavior Suppose the research hypothesis is supported using the hypothesistesting procedure, but. in reality. the null hypothesis is true. What does this mean in the context of the study? (a) A study of whether increasing the amount oi recess time improves schoolchildren's inclass behavior Suppose the research hypothesis is supported using the hypothesistesting procedure, but, in reality, the null hypothesis is true. What does this mean in the context of the study? 0 A. Increasing the amount of recess time improves in-class behavior, and the hypothesis test suggests that it does. 0 B. Increasing the amount of recess time does not improve inclass behavior, but the hypothesis test suggests that it does. 0 C. Increasing the amount of recess time improves inclass behavior, but the hypothesis test does not suggest that it does. 0 D. Increasing the amount of recess time does not improve inclass behavior, and the hypothesis test does not suggest that it does. What is true it the research hypothesis is supported using the hypothesistesting procedure, and, in reality, the research hypothesis is true? 0 A. Increasing the amount of recess time does not improve inclass behavior, but the hypothesis test suggests that it does. 0 B. Increasing the amount of recess time does not improve inclass behavior, and the hypothesis test does not suggest that it does. 0 C. Increasing the amount of recess time improves inclass behavior, but the hypothesis test does not suggest that it does. What is true if the study is inconclusive using the hypothesistesting procedure, but, in reality, the research hypothesis is true? C) A. Increasing the amount of recess time improves in-class behavior, and the hypothesis test suggests that it does. 0 B. Increasing the amount of recess time does not improve inclass behavior, but the hypothesis test suggests that it does. 0 C. Increasing the amount of recess time improves inclass behavior, but the hypothesis test does not suggest that it does. C) D. Increasing the amount of recess time does not improve inclass behavior, and the hypothesis test does not suggest that it does. (MA study of whether pet ownership increases life expectancy Suppose the research hypothesis is supported using the hypothesistesting procedure, but, in reality, the null hypothesis is true. What does this mean in the context of the study? (MA study of whether pet ownership increases life expectancy Suppose the research hypothesis is supported using the hypothesistesting procedure, but, in reality, the null hypothesis is true. What does this mean in the context of the study? O A. Pet ownership does not increase life expectancy, but the hypothesis test suggests that it does. 0 B. Pet ownership increases life expectancy, and the hypothesis test suggests that it does. O C. Pet ownership increases life expectancy, but the hypothesis test does not suggest that it does. @I D. Pet ownership does not increase life expectancy, and the hypothesis test does not suggest that it does