56: The effect of rejection of a hypothesis withn decrease in sample size
a. decreases
b.fluctuates
c.remains constant
d.increases
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a. decreases
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The effect of rejection of a hypothesis withn decrease in sample size decreases
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Option (C) is correct.
Remains constant. Because no effect of rejection of a hypothesis within a decrease in sample size.
Which effect of rejection of a hypothesis :
- This is the estimated difference between the two groups in our sample. To detect a difference with a given power, a lower effect size will need a larger sample size.
- As the sample size expands, the hypothesis test gets more sensitive, making it more likely to reject the null hypothesis when it is incorrect.
- As a result, the test's sensitivity is improved. The sample size has no effect on the degree of the effect.
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