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D. random sample. Question 10 of 50 0 2.0 Points When doing hypothesis tosting i

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D. random sample. Question 10 of 50 0 2.0 Points When doing hypothesis tosting in the real world A. the researchor knows when the effects are reel, but does not know when they are not reel B. the researcher knows when he or she has made a Type i error C. the researcher rarely knows the population parameters D. the researcher knows when ho or she has made a Type ll error 2 020 Ponts Question 11 of 50 A shoe store maneger wishas to ensure that his store always has the most common shoe size avaiable Whichs moasuro a

Explanation / Answer

Whenever doing real research, the researcher will rarely know the population parameters. That is because the researcher never works with the real population data, since he/she works on a sample. So option C is correct.

Option A is incorrect- unless you have data, the meaning of 'correct' has no sense

Option B and D are incorrect - You can only determine type 1 and type 2 error based on a predetermined alpha.

Since I've to choose one it seems, C is correct and most compelling.