1215PsychologyMedium
Highlight the on FALSE statement about inferential statistics from the below:
AThe test statistic will yield a high value (suggesting that something remarkable is going on) when there is relatively less information than error and a low value (suggesting that nothing remarkable is going on) when there is more information than error
BThe statistics we normally psychology contain both an information term and a term, and express one as a ratio of the other
CWhen we use inferential statistics usually, we have to use a test statistics
DTwo things influence our judgment about whether a given observation is any sense remarkable (1) the information that something is going on; and (2) the amount of random error in our observations
Correct answer
A. The test statistic will yield a high value (suggesting that something remarkable is going on) when there is relatively less information than error and a low value (suggesting that nothing remarkable is going on) when there is more information than error
Explanation
The correct answer is The test statistic will yield a high value (suggesting that something remarkable is going on) when there is relatively less information than error and a low value (suggesting that nothing remarkable is going on) when there is more information than error.