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HYPOTHESIS TESTING 2
1. Please define each of the following terms and provide hypothetical example for
each: hypothesis testing, null and alternative hypothesis, non-directional and
directional hypothesis, type I error in testing hypothesis, type II error in testing
hypothesis, probability of type I error (ɑ), probability of type II error (ß), power of
the test and its significance, the critical value(s) in a test, p-value (significance level).
Hypothesis testing- It is the statistical method of making statistical inferences about an
experiment's data that involves the statistician testing an assumption about a particular
population parameter. For example, when a person wants to test if a coin has exactly a
50% chance of landing on heads, then this becomes a most appropriate method
Null and alternative hypothesis- The null hypothesis (H
0)
refers to a statistical hypothesis
that assumes that is no statistical significance between two variables. On the other side,
an alternative hypothesis(H
1
) is a hypothesis that shows that an experiment’s
observations are the result of a real effect. An example of a null hypothesis is one which
says that hyper acidity is related to sugar, meaning that sugar and hyperacidity are not
statistically significant. On the other hand, an example of an alternative hypothesis is
sugar is related to hyperacidity, which indicates that the two variables are statistically
significant and related.
Non-directional and directional hypothesis- A Non-directional hypothesis refers to a
statistical prediction that provides a change, relationship, or difference between two
variables but doesn’t specify if change, relationship or difference is positive or negative.
On the other hand, a directional hypothesis refers to a statistical prediction in which the
change, relationship, or difference between two variables is predicted and specified as
either positive or negative. An example of a non-directional hypothesis is one that says

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Running head: HYPOTHESIS TESTING 1 Hypothesis Testing Student’s Name Institution Year HYPOTHESIS TESTING 2 1. Please define each of the following terms and provide hypothetical example for each: hypothesis testing, null and alternative hypothesis, non-directional and directional hypothesis, type I error in testing hypothesis, type II error in testing hypothesis, probability of type I error (ɑ), probability of type II error (ß), power of the test and its significance, the critical value(s) in a test, p-value (significance level). • Hypothesis testing- It is the statistical method of making statistical inferences about an experiment's data that involves the statistician testing an assumption about a particular population parameter. For example, when a person wants to test if a coin has exactly a 50% chance of landing on heads, then this becomes a most appropriate method • Null and alternative hypothesis- The null hypothesis (H0) refers to a statistical hypothesis that assumes that is no statistical significance between two variables. On the other side, an alternative hypothesis(H1) is a hypothesis that shows that an experiment’s observations are the result of a real effect. An example of a null hypothesis is one which says that hyper acidity is related to sugar, meaning that sugar and hyperacidity are not statistically significant. On the other hand, an example of an alternative hypothesis is sugar is related to hyperacidity, which indicates that the two vari ...
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