A researcher report that exposure to honey causes ill effects to some people. What does this...
A researcher report that exposure to honey causes ill effects to some people. What does this mean about the relationship between the p-value and the alpha in the study? If this conclusion is an error, what type would it be?
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null hypothesis will be exposure to honey do not causes ill effects to some people
and alternate hypothesis : exposure to honey causes ill effects to some people
accordin to report exposure to honey causes ill effects to some people
so, p-value < alpha (reject null hypothesis)
if this conclusion is an error,then error would be TYPE I
[ type I error is null hypothesis is rejected when actually it is true ]
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