The P value indicates which of the following?
A) A range of values within which the parameters of the population have a probability of lying
B) How likely it is that the study could have come to a false scientific conclusion
C) How many subjects are needed to provide significance
D) The rejection of a null hypothesis when it is true

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The P value states how likely it is that the study could have come to a false scientific conclusion. P values are calculated according to the sample size, the difference between the means of the control and experimental group, and the standard deviation of the distribution. A confidence interval indicates a range of values within which the parameters of the population have a probability of lying. Determining how many subjects are needed to provide significance is called a power analysis. A type I alpha (?) error occurs when the researcher rejects the null hypothesis when it is true.

The P Value Indicates Which of the Following