What is the "cutoff on the comparison distribution"?
A) The point at which, assuming the null hypothesis is true, it would be extremely unlikely to get a result this extreme.
B) The point at which, assuming the research hypothesis is true, it would be extremely unlikely to get a result this extreme.
C) The point at which the comparison distribution ends.
D) The point at which you accept the null hypothesis if the result is more extreme.
A
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