Explain the difference between a Type I significance error and a Type Il significance error.

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Mark Longmire · Answer 1 · 2020-07-19T12:59:22+0000

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A Type I error occurs when there really is no difference (association, correlation..) overall, but random sampling caused your data to show a statistically significant difference (association, correlation...). So your conclusion that the two groups are really different (associated, correlated) is an error

AndMarkus · Answer 2 · 2020-07-25T06:41:32+0000

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A Type I error occurs when there really is no difference (association, correlation..) overall, but random sampling caused your data to show a statistically significant difference (association, correlation...). So your conclusion that the two groups are really different (associated, correlated) is an error.

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