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Write Down the Decision to “Reject” or “Not Reject” the Null Hypothesis?
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Defining the Null and the Alternative Hypotheses?
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EXPLAIN ONE-TAILED VERSUS TWO-TAILED HYPOTHESIS TESTS?
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A trade group predicts that back-to-school spending will average $606.40 per family this year. A different economic model is needed if the prediction is wrong. Specify the null and the alternative hypotheses to determine if a different economic model is needed.
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An advertisement for a popular weight-loss clinic suggests that participants in its new diet program experience an average weight loss of more than 10 pounds. A consumer activist wants to determine if the advertisement’s claim is valid. Specify the null and the alternative hypotheses to validate the advertisement’s claim?
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A television research analyst wishes to test a claim that more than 50% of the households will tune in for a TV episode. Specify the null and the alternative hypotheses to test the claim.
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It is generally believed that at least 60% of the residents in a small town in Texas are happy with their lives. A sociologist wonders whether recent economic woes have adversely affected the happiness level in this town. Specify the null and the alternative hypotheses to determine if the sociologist’s concern is valid.
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Consider the following competing hypotheses that relate to the court of law. H0: An accused person is innocent HA: An accused person is guilty Suppose the accused person is judged by a jury of her peers. Discuss the consequences of a Type I error and a Type II error.
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