7. Hypothesis testing terminology A.Null Hypothesis B. Significant Effect C. Alt

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7. Hypothesis testing terminology A.Null Hypothesis B. Significant Effect C. Alternative Hypothesis D. Critical Region G. Type I Error H. Beta I. Cohen's d E. Directional Test F. Type II Error Match each of the following descriptions with its corresponding term from the list just given. Enter the letter corresponding to the correct term in the blank. To help you keep track of terms used, you can check off terms as you use them by clicking within the box to the left of the term. (Note: These checkboxes are provided for your convenience only-they will not be graded.) The probability of making a Type II error A hypothesis test that specifies that the effect only increases the parameter of interest or a hypothesis test that specifies that the effect only decreases the parameter of interest A measure of effect size that expresses a difference in terms of standard deviations The set of all extreme values such that if the value of an observed test statistic is among those extreme values, you will reject the null hypothesis The hypothesis for a hypothesis test that predicts that the independent variable has no effect The hypothesis for a hypothesis test that predicts that the independent variable has an effect A mistake researchers can make when they conclude, for example, that a treatment has an effect when it does not A treatment has this if the decision from the hypothesis test is to reject the null hypothesis A mistake researchers can make when they don't conclude, for example, that a treatment has an effect when it actually does

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(I am writing the letters here in the order of which you have write down in the blanks, given on the left side of the sentences.)

H. (Beta)
E. (Directional Test)
I. (Cohen's d)
D. (Critical Region)
A. (Null hypothesis)
C. (Alternative hypothesis)
G. (Type I error)
B. (Significant effect)
F. (Type II error)

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