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    This document discusses key concepts in hypothesis testing including standardized and unstandardized tests, level of significance, critical values, rejection and non-rejection regions, decision rules, test statistics, and p-values. It provides examples of stating the decision rule in words, such as rejecting the null hypothesis if the test statistic is less than the critical value and failing to reject otherwise. The document is intended to explain the language used in inferential methods and hypothesis testing.

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    This document discusses key concepts in hypothesis testing including standardized and unstandardized tests, level of significance, critical values, rejection and non-rejection regions, decision rules, test statistics, and p-values. It provides examples of stating the decision rule in words, such as rejecting the null hypothesis if the test statistic is less than the critical value and failing to reject otherwise. The document is intended to explain the language used in inferential methods and hypothesis testing.

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    Inferential Methods:
    Hypothesis Testing Language
    Week 11, Part 2
    Standardized and
    Unstandardized Tests
    Level of Significance

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    Standardized and
    Unstandardized Tests
    Level of Significance
    Critical Value(s)
    ZCRIT
    tCRIT

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    Standardized and Rejection Region(s)
    Unstandardized Tests Non-Rejection
    Level of Significance Region
    Critical Value(s) Decision Rules
    ZCRIT
    tCRIT
    Reject and Fail to
    Reject

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    Standardized and Rejection Region(s)
    Unstandardized Tests
    Level of Significance Non-Rejection
    Critical Value(s) Region
    ZCRIT Decision Rules
    tCRIT Test Statistics
    Reject and Fail to Reject ZOBS
    tOBS

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    A statement in words of what the result of the test
    will be for any possible value of test statistic.

    For example, using the last test we just looked at, a


    left-tailed test, we would say:
    If ZOBS < ZCRIT = -1.645, reject the null and
    conclude the alternative; otherwise, fail to reject the
    null.

    The convention is generally to state where the null


    would be rejected first, then everything else after
    that.

    Decision Rules
    Standardized and Rejection Region(s)
    Unstandardized Tests
    Level of Significance Non-Rejection
    Critical Value(s) Region
    ZCRIT Decision Rules
    tCRIT Test Statistics
    Reject and Fail to ZOBS
    Reject tOBS
    p-value

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