Robert C. answered 09/10/23
PhD, professor with 25 years experience teaching science and math
Because you are now dealing with both sides of the bell curve, you can cut the p in half, so p=.115
Woo young W.
asked 09/10/23A weight loss center provided a loss for 72% of its participants. The center's leader decides to test a new weight loss strategy to see if it's better and receives a P-value of 0.23, based on the one-sided alternative "less".
If a two-sided alternative was used for this test, how would this affect the p-value?
Group of answer choices
a) It would be the same as for the one-sided test.
b) It would be twice as large as for the one-sided test.
c) It would be half as large as for the one-sided test.
Robert C. answered 09/10/23
PhD, professor with 25 years experience teaching science and math
Because you are now dealing with both sides of the bell curve, you can cut the p in half, so p=.115
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Woo young W.
Just to confirm it would be the half as large as for the one-sided test? as in option c?09/10/23