When appropriately conducting a hypothesis test, which of the following decisions could a researcher appropriately reach upon the basis of that test and the corresponding statistics? Choose all correct answers below. Group of answer choices
A.Reject the null hypothesis
B.Reject the alternative hypothesis
C.Fail to reject the null hypothesis
D.Fail to reject the alternative hypothesis
E.Declare that the null hypothesis is correct.
A.Reject the null hypothesis
C.Fail to reject the null hypothesis
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