Brief discussion on the application of type I error in our real life
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Someone tells you something and you need to decide if you should believe him or her. Are you more likely to be worried about committing a Type I error or a Type II error?
Does it depend on the person?
Would you react differently if the information was coming from your boss, your spouse, your child, your teacher, or a store clerk?
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The solution gives brief discussion on the application of type I error in our real life.
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I would worry about committing a type I error. Type I error means that we reject null hypothesis but in fact it is true. In our case, what someone tells me may be correct but we decide not to ...
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