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Would the probability of type one error increase or decrease if the size of the effect...

Would the probability of type one error increase or decrease if the size of the effect increased or N increased

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Sample size does not determine the probability of type one error.

So if N increases, the probability of type one error will remain unchange.

                                            

                                      

                  

                             

                            

                                                                         

                               

                                           

                                 

orchestra answered 2 years ago
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