Multiple Choice
When choosing between one-tailed and two-tailed tests,
A) use a one-tailed test only if you have a convincing reason for predicting the direction.
B) always use two-tailed tests.
C) use a two-tailed test only if you have a convincing reason for not predicting a direction.
D) use the one that is most likely to produce significant results.
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