Explain a Type II error.
What will be an ideal response?
A Type II error is an error in reasoning that occurs when we fail to claim that something is significant when it really is significant.
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a. Can be statistically significant with very large sample sizes. b. Are more likely to be statistically significant with smaller sample sizes. c. Are never statistically significant. d. None of these
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Act? A) The blind B) The unemployed C) The aged D) Dependent children
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a. Conceptualization b. Operationalization c. Generalization d. Reliability e. Specification
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a. failure to complete basic tasks b. failure to adapt to changes brought on by developmental tasks c. failure to deal with crises d. failure to protect nuclear family values