What happens to the probability of making a Type II error, beta,as the level of significance, alpha,decreases? Why?

Mathematics

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andrew-mc [135]3 years ago

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Answer:

Lowering the level of significance, α increases the probability of making a Type II error, β.

Step-by-step explanation:

Lowering the level of significance, α increases the probability of making a Type II error, β.

This is because the region of acceptance becomes bigger, and it makes it less likely for one to reject a null hypothesis, when it is false, the type II error.

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