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Type 1 and Type 2 type errors
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1These are associated with poor experimental designs e.g. with small samples
- ATrue
- BFalse
2These come about when there are problems with ___?___ or ___?___ variables.
- Aconfounding
- Bextraneous
- Cparticipant
- Dcohegent
- Ecausal
- Funwanted
- Graccoon
3When using ___?___, you can find that it is most likely that your effect has not occurred by ___?___.
- Asignificance levels
- Bchance
- Cthe angst of the adolescent Harry Potter in the film
- Dprobability
- Efractions
- Ftypicality tailed tests
- Gbenign providence
- HCount Spatula, the little known chef-cousin of Dracula.
- Idifference
4If the effects observed HAVE occurred by chance, we may make a ___?___.
- Atype 1 error
- Btype 2 error
- Clasagne
- Dbad mistake
- Etype of error
5This comes back to the fact that we don't have a null hypothesis when using inferential statistics.
- ATrue
- BFalse
6Once the inferential test is done, we will either accept or reject each of these.
- Acrap stuff that doesn't amake sense
- Bgo home
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