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An intern is working on survey data for a political candidate who wishes to statistically disprove a claim his opponent made. Halfway through the analysis, the intern changes from a “not equal” to a “greater than” alternative hypothesis. What effect does this have on the results?

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It doubles the rejection area, making it more likely that the opponent’s statement will be proved “false.”

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It moves the rejection area to the right of the distribution curve.

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It makes it harder to find the opponent’s statement “false.”

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