When we create a hypothesis and find p-values related to a t-test, the p-value directs us to reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis. Why do we never accept a null hypothesis? Question 7Select one: A. We have to know something about the power (Type II error) of the analysis before accepting a null hypothesis. B. We cannot prove a hypothesis, only collect evidence to show the hypothesis is likely or unlikely. C. We can never be sure what happens with the control group. D. Our goal is always to write a bad hypothesis