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Another way of stating a Type II error is

Another way of stating a Type II error is
A) rejecting a true alternative hypothesis
B) rejecting a true null hypothesis
C) accepting a true experimental hypothesis
D) accepting a true alternative hypothesis

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An Introduction to Statistics and Research Methods: Becoming a Psychological Detective

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Authors: Davis, Smith

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