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    A One-Tailed Test of Statistical Significance Is Appropriate When
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A One-Tailed Test of Statistical Significance Is Appropriate When

Question 16

Question 16

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A one-tailed test of statistical significance is appropriate when:


A) no research hypothesis was stated
B) a nondirectional research hypothesis was stated
C) a directional research hypothesis was stated
D) the data show a skewed frequency polygon

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