=+person innocentnot rejecting the null hypothesis of innocence when it is in fact false. If the developer
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=+person innocent—not rejecting the null hypothesis of innocence when it is in fact false. If the developer of the lie detector is correct in his statements, what is the probability of a Type I error, a? What can you say about the probability of a Type II error, b?
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