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Rejecting the Null Hypothesis When It Should Have Been Accepted

Question 83

Multiple Choice

Rejecting the null hypothesis when it should have been accepted, causes the

A) Type 1 error
B) Type 2 error
C) loss of degrees of freedom
D) all of these, depending on the sample size

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