What is the decision for a null hypothesis test when the likelihood of obtaining a sample outcome is less than 5% if the null hypothesis were true?
A. retain the null hypothesis
B. reject the null hypothesis
C. reject the alternative hypothesis
D. retain and reject the null hypothesis
Ans: B
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