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Power is the probability that

Power is the probability that
A) the research hypothesis will not be accepted incorrectly.
B) a Type I error will not be made.
C) if the research hypothesis is true, the experiment will support it.
D) if the research hypothesis is false, the experiment will support the null hypothesis.

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