MC
6f10_c4eb
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'represents the possibility that an observed effect or relationship is real and NOT random'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCae3e_caed
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is small, it suggests that the observed data are NOT consistent with the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Correct test statistic Incorrect MCa2cf_f47d
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'based on how many independent pieces of information are available'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC3f43_3029
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the hypothesis we attempt to find evidence against in a stattest'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC0759_caed
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the cutoff for how small a p-value must be to reject the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC6323_18ff
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis can sometimes be TRUE even when the test fails to detect it (later called a Type II error)'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCc3f8_3029
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the hypothesis we want to reject in a stattest'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC2829_d841
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis represents the possibility that the observed effect is real and NOT random'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC572e_442b
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the boundary for how extreme a test statistic must be to reject the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCdb76_18ff
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability cutoff used to decide whether to reject the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC1be8_c4eb
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'can be TRUE even if the test fails to detect it (later called a Type II error)'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCae3e_c4eb
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is small, it suggests that the observed data are NOT consistent with the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct MC2829_b168
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis represents the possibility that the observed effect is real and NOT random'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC6323_75e8
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis can sometimes be TRUE even when the test fails to detect it (later called a Type II error)'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCae3e_2082
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is small, it suggests that the observed data are NOT consistent with the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct MC8e59_b168
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the cutoff used to compare against the observed test statistic'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC2e3c_442b
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'found in a table for given degrees of freedom and level of significance, α'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC371e_75e8
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability, under the null hypothesis, H0, of obtaining a result at least as extreme as the one observed'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct test statistic Incorrect MCcf05_b168
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'standard cutoff probability used to determine statistical significance'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct test statistic Incorrect MC8e59_18ff
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the cutoff used to compare against the observed test statistic'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Correct level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC0759_75e8
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the cutoff for how small a p-value must be to reject the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC1be8_d114
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'can be TRUE even if the test fails to detect it (later called a Type II error)'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCb0e3_c4eb
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'defines the distribution used for comparison in the test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect MC2e3c_d07d
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'found in a table for given degrees of freedom and level of significance, α'.
critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC977a_ad18
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'depends on sample size and restrictions from estimated parameters'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC6f10_75e8
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'represents the possibility that an observed effect or relationship is real and NOT random'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCe076_e019
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'biologists often use a probability of 0.05 (5%) for this value'.
critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC205f_b168
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is large in the direction favoring the alternative hypothesis, Ha, there is stronger evidence against the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect test statistic Correct MC16b1_0d68
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the more extreme this value is under the null hypothesis, H0, the smaller the p-value'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Correct MC2e3c_378f
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'found in a table for given degrees of freedom and level of significance, α'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCec0c_378f
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a parameter based on sample size and estimated parameters or constraints'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC6f10_18ff
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'represents the possibility that an observed effect or relationship is real and NOT random'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC205f_dcab
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is large in the direction favoring the alternative hypothesis, Ha, there is stronger evidence against the null hypothesis, H0'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Correct MCc3f8_e019
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the hypothesis we want to reject in a stattest'.
critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC8b66_e23b
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a function of the data computed to test the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Correct MCf9e3_dcab
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'smaller values typically correspond to more extreme test statistic values'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct test statistic Incorrect MC371e_ad18
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability, under the null hypothesis, H0, of obtaining a result at least as extreme as the one observed'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct MC8e59_dcab
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the cutoff used to compare against the observed test statistic'.
critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCec0c_d114
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a parameter based on sample size and estimated parameters or constraints'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC8e59_d841
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the cutoff used to compare against the observed test statistic'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC2829_442b
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis represents the possibility that the observed effect is real and NOT random'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC3a99_378f
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is small, there is stronger evidence in favor of the alternative hypothesis, Ha'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Correct MC8b66_d114
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a function of the data computed to test the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Correct MC4bd1_442b
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a parameter determined by sample size and the number of parameters'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC3a99_ad18
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is small, there is stronger evidence in favor of the alternative hypothesis, Ha'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct MCe076_d114
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'biologists often use a probability of 0.05 (5%) for this value'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC4bd1_378f
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a parameter determined by sample size and the number of parameters'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC4bd1_aeb5
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a parameter determined by sample size and the number of parameters'.
degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCdb76_c4eb
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability cutoff used to decide whether to reject the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC572e_b168
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the boundary for how extreme a test statistic must be to reject the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCf9e3_0d68
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'smaller values typically correspond to more extreme test statistic values'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect p-value Correct test statistic Incorrect MCdb76_2082
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability cutoff used to decide whether to reject the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC0759_18ff
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the cutoff for how small a p-value must be to reject the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCe076_b168
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'biologists often use a probability of 0.05 (5%) for this value'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct test statistic Incorrect MC6323_442b
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis can sometimes be TRUE even when the test fails to detect it (later called a Type II error)'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC90b3_e019
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a function of the data designed to measure agreement or disagreement with the null hypothesis'.
critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Correct MC4bd1_caed
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a parameter determined by sample size and the number of parameters'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC6323_d114
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis can sometimes be TRUE even when the test fails to detect it (later called a Type II error)'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC8b66_b168
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a function of the data computed to test the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect test statistic Correct MC8b66_d07d
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a function of the data computed to test the null hypothesis, H0'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Correct MC205f_e019
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is large in the direction favoring the alternative hypothesis, Ha, there is stronger evidence against the null hypothesis, H0'.
critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Correct MCdb76_d07d
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability cutoff used to decide whether to reject the null hypothesis, H0'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC205f_0d68
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is large in the direction favoring the alternative hypothesis, Ha, there is stronger evidence against the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Correct MC2e3c_e019
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'found in a table for given degrees of freedom and level of significance, α'.
critical value Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC2829_378f
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis represents the possibility that the observed effect is real and NOT random'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC90b3_d07d
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a function of the data designed to measure agreement or disagreement with the null hypothesis'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Correct MC6323_0d68
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis can sometimes be TRUE even when the test fails to detect it (later called a Type II error)'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCcf05_e019
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'standard cutoff probability used to determine statistical significance'.
critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC371e_dcab
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability, under the null hypothesis, H0, of obtaining a result at least as extreme as the one observed'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct test statistic Incorrect MCe076_18ff
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'biologists often use a probability of 0.05 (5%) for this value'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC032f_18ff
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the hypothesis we aim to support indirectly by rejecting another hypothesis'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCe076_8e3a
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'biologists often use a probability of 0.05 (5%) for this value'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCcf05_c4eb
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'standard cutoff probability used to determine statistical significance'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC371e_3029
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability, under the null hypothesis, H0, of obtaining a result at least as extreme as the one observed'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct test statistic Incorrect MC0759_aeb5
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the cutoff for how small a p-value must be to reject the null hypothesis, H0'.
degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCc3f8_d07d
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the hypothesis we want to reject in a stattest'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct test statistic Incorrect MCcf05_18ff
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'standard cutoff probability used to determine statistical significance'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC4883_d114
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis represents the possibility that the observed effect is NOT due to random chance'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC3f43_ad18
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the hypothesis we attempt to find evidence against in a stattest'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect MC4bd1_8e3a
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a parameter determined by sample size and the number of parameters'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC3a99_e019
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is small, there is stronger evidence in favor of the alternative hypothesis, Ha'.
critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct test statistic Incorrect MC7ec3_75e8
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'defines the reference distribution used for comparison'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC572e_d841
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the boundary for how extreme a test statistic must be to reject the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC7ec3_e019
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'defines the reference distribution used for comparison'.
critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC6323_c4eb
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis can sometimes be TRUE even when the test fails to detect it (later called a Type II error)'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCc3f8_e23b
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the hypothesis we want to reject in a stattest'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC3aab_caed
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the count of values free to vary once constraints are applied'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCc3f8_d114
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the hypothesis we want to reject in a stattest'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct test statistic Incorrect MC09d8_75e8
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis defines the distribution used for comparison in the test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCf9e3_75e8
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'smaller values typically correspond to more extreme test statistic values'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct test statistic Incorrect MC4bd1_ad18
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a parameter determined by sample size and the number of parameters'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC2e3c_0d68
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'found in a table for given degrees of freedom and level of significance, α'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC6323_e23b
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis can sometimes be TRUE even when the test fails to detect it (later called a Type II error)'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCe076_d07d
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'biologists often use a probability of 0.05 (5%) for this value'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCe846_f47d
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability cutoff that limits how often we mistakenly reject a TRUE null hypothesis, H0 (later called a Type I error).'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC977a_378f
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'depends on sample size and restrictions from estimated parameters'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC2829_2082
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis represents the possibility that the observed effect is real and NOT random'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC6323_d841
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis can sometimes be TRUE even when the test fails to detect it (later called a Type II error)'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCe1a1_ad18
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'represents the possibility that an observed effect or relationship is NOT due to random chance'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC371e_caed
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability, under the null hypothesis, H0, of obtaining a result at least as extreme as the one observed'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Correct test statistic Incorrect MC3f43_d114
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the hypothesis we attempt to find evidence against in a stattest'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct test statistic Incorrect MC90b3_e23b
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a function of the data designed to measure agreement or disagreement with the null hypothesis'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Correct MCdb76_b168
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability cutoff used to decide whether to reject the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct test statistic Incorrect MCf9e3_2082
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'smaller values typically correspond to more extreme test statistic values'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct MC16b1_caed
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the more extreme this value is under the null hypothesis, H0, the smaller the p-value'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Correct MC4883_caed
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis represents the possibility that the observed effect is NOT due to random chance'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCcf05_378f
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'standard cutoff probability used to determine statistical significance'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct p-value Incorrect MCae3e_f47d
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is small, it suggests that the observed data are NOT consistent with the null hypothesis, H0'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Correct test statistic Incorrect MC205f_caed
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is large in the direction favoring the alternative hypothesis, Ha, there is stronger evidence against the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Correct MC032f_442b
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the hypothesis we aim to support indirectly by rejecting another hypothesis'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MC572e_1fcb
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the boundary for how extreme a test statistic must be to reject the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC8e59_378f
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the cutoff used to compare against the observed test statistic'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC3a99_dcab
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is small, there is stronger evidence in favor of the alternative hypothesis, Ha'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct test statistic Incorrect MC032f_caed
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the hypothesis we aim to support indirectly by rejecting another hypothesis'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC09d8_ad18
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis defines the distribution used for comparison in the test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect MCae3e_3029
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is small, it suggests that the observed data are NOT consistent with the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct test statistic Incorrect MC032f_1fcb
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the hypothesis we aim to support indirectly by rejecting another hypothesis'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC3a99_c4eb
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is small, there is stronger evidence in favor of the alternative hypothesis, Ha'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct MCe1a1_caed
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'represents the possibility that an observed effect or relationship is NOT due to random chance'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCec0c_caed
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a parameter based on sample size and estimated parameters or constraints'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC032f_3029
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the hypothesis we aim to support indirectly by rejecting another hypothesis'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCdb76_378f
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability cutoff used to decide whether to reject the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct p-value Incorrect MC6323_caed
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis can sometimes be TRUE even when the test fails to detect it (later called a Type II error)'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCdb76_d114
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability cutoff used to decide whether to reject the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC90b3_dcab
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a function of the data designed to measure agreement or disagreement with the null hypothesis'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Correct MC8e59_ad18
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the cutoff used to compare against the observed test statistic'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCdb76_442b
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability cutoff used to decide whether to reject the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCe846_8e3a
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability cutoff that limits how often we mistakenly reject a TRUE null hypothesis, H0 (later called a Type I error).'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC4883_b168
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis represents the possibility that the observed effect is NOT due to random chance'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC6f10_b168
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'represents the possibility that an observed effect or relationship is real and NOT random'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCb0e3_3029
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'defines the distribution used for comparison in the test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC977a_0d68
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'depends on sample size and restrictions from estimated parameters'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC1be8_d841
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'can be TRUE even if the test fails to detect it (later called a Type II error)'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC8b66_caed
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a function of the data computed to test the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Correct MCae3e_18ff
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is small, it suggests that the observed data are NOT consistent with the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Correct test statistic Incorrect MC6f10_caed
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'represents the possibility that an observed effect or relationship is real and NOT random'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC7ec3_3029
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'defines the reference distribution used for comparison'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC8e59_442b
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the cutoff used to compare against the observed test statistic'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCae3e_e019
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is small, it suggests that the observed data are NOT consistent with the null hypothesis, H0'.
critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct test statistic Incorrect MC1be8_2082
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'can be TRUE even if the test fails to detect it (later called a Type II error)'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCa2cf_b168
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'based on how many independent pieces of information are available'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC09d8_442b
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis defines the distribution used for comparison in the test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct MCe846_d114
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability cutoff that limits how often we mistakenly reject a TRUE null hypothesis, H0 (later called a Type I error).'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC90b3_75e8
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a function of the data designed to measure agreement or disagreement with the null hypothesis'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Correct MCf9e3_e019
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'smaller values typically correspond to more extreme test statistic values'.
critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct test statistic Incorrect MC09d8_d07d
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis defines the distribution used for comparison in the test'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct test statistic Incorrect MC977a_442b
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'depends on sample size and restrictions from estimated parameters'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCc3f8_75e8
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the hypothesis we want to reject in a stattest'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCb0e3_8e3a
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'defines the distribution used for comparison in the test'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect MCec0c_b168
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a parameter based on sample size and estimated parameters or constraints'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCe076_f47d
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'biologists often use a probability of 0.05 (5%) for this value'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCa2cf_ad18
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'based on how many independent pieces of information are available'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC4bd1_f47d
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a parameter determined by sample size and the number of parameters'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC6f10_378f
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'represents the possibility that an observed effect or relationship is real and NOT random'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC205f_f47d
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is large in the direction favoring the alternative hypothesis, Ha, there is stronger evidence against the null hypothesis, H0'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Correct MC7ec3_8e3a
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'defines the reference distribution used for comparison'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect MC4883_378f
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis represents the possibility that the observed effect is NOT due to random chance'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCc3f8_dcab
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the hypothesis we want to reject in a stattest'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC4883_d841
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis represents the possibility that the observed effect is NOT due to random chance'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC1be8_1fcb
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'can be TRUE even if the test fails to detect it (later called a Type II error)'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC8e59_e019
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the cutoff used to compare against the observed test statistic'.
critical value Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC90b3_18ff
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a function of the data designed to measure agreement or disagreement with the null hypothesis'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Correct MCb0e3_d841
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'defines the distribution used for comparison in the test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct test statistic Incorrect MCa2cf_aeb5
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'based on how many independent pieces of information are available'.
degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCe846_d07d
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability cutoff that limits how often we mistakenly reject a TRUE null hypothesis, H0 (later called a Type I error).'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC6f10_3029
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'represents the possibility that an observed effect or relationship is real and NOT random'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCe846_1fcb
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability cutoff that limits how often we mistakenly reject a TRUE null hypothesis, H0 (later called a Type I error).'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCe1a1_d841
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'represents the possibility that an observed effect or relationship is NOT due to random chance'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC7ec3_d841
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'defines the reference distribution used for comparison'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct test statistic Incorrect MCf9e3_aeb5
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'smaller values typically correspond to more extreme test statistic values'.
degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct test statistic Incorrect MC032f_d114
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the hypothesis we aim to support indirectly by rejecting another hypothesis'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCb0e3_442b
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'defines the distribution used for comparison in the test'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct MC977a_dcab
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'depends on sample size and restrictions from estimated parameters'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC4bd1_d114
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'a parameter determined by sample size and the number of parameters'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCc3f8_c4eb
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the hypothesis we want to reject in a stattest'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect MCe846_442b
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability cutoff that limits how often we mistakenly reject a TRUE null hypothesis, H0 (later called a Type I error).'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect MCe846_75e8
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability cutoff that limits how often we mistakenly reject a TRUE null hypothesis, H0 (later called a Type I error).'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC6f10_d841
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'represents the possibility that an observed effect or relationship is real and NOT random'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC205f_d114
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is large in the direction favoring the alternative hypothesis, Ha, there is stronger evidence against the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Correct MCc3f8_aeb5
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the hypothesis we want to reject in a stattest'.
degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC7ec3_442b
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'defines the reference distribution used for comparison'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct MC1be8_75e8
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'can be TRUE even if the test fails to detect it (later called a Type II error)'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC3aab_d07d
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the count of values free to vary once constraints are applied'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCc3f8_d841
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the hypothesis we want to reject in a stattest'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct test statistic Incorrect MCe846_c4eb
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability cutoff that limits how often we mistakenly reject a TRUE null hypothesis, H0 (later called a Type I error).'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC7ec3_c4eb
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'defines the reference distribution used for comparison'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect MC16b1_d114
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the more extreme this value is under the null hypothesis, H0, the smaller the p-value'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Correct MC2e3c_8e3a
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'found in a table for given degrees of freedom and level of significance, α'.
critical value Correct degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MCb0e3_aeb5
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'defines the distribution used for comparison in the test'.
degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MCe076_1fcb
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'biologists often use a probability of 0.05 (5%) for this value'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect level of significance, α Correct null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC032f_0d68
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the hypothesis we aim to support indirectly by rejecting another hypothesis'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Incorrect MC205f_3029
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'if this value is large in the direction favoring the alternative hypothesis, Ha, there is stronger evidence against the null hypothesis, H0'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect test statistic Correct MCe846_378f
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability cutoff that limits how often we mistakenly reject a TRUE null hypothesis, H0 (later called a Type I error).'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Correct p-value Incorrect MC2e3c_c4eb
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'found in a table for given degrees of freedom and level of significance, α'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Correct level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Incorrect MC09d8_8e3a
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'this hypothesis defines the distribution used for comparison in the test'.
critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Correct p-value Incorrect MCf9e3_378f
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'smaller values typically correspond to more extreme test statistic values'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect p-value Correct MCf9e3_e23b
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'smaller values typically correspond to more extreme test statistic values'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct test statistic Incorrect MC371e_aeb5
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the probability, under the null hypothesis, H0, of obtaining a result at least as extreme as the one observed'.
degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect null hypothesis, H0 Incorrect p-value Correct test statistic Incorrect MC032f_b168
Which one of the following statistical test terms correspond to the definition 'the hypothesis we aim to support indirectly by rejecting another hypothesis'.
alternative hypothesis, Ha Correct critical value Incorrect degrees of freedom Incorrect level of significance, α Incorrect test statistic Incorrect