Saud concluded that there were no differences in reading ability between those who were exposed to parent read aloud and those who were exposed to sibling read aloud. There were, in fact, no actual differences in reading ability.
-In this scenario, Saud's conclusion represents
A) a Type I error.
B) a Type II error.
C) both a Type I and a Type II error.
D) neither a Type I nor a Type II error.

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The Answer of Saud concluded that there were no differences in reading ability between those who were exposed to parent read aloud and those who were exposed to sibling read aloud. There were, in fact, no actual differences in reading ability.
-In this scenario, Saud's conclusion represents
A) a Type I error.
B) a Type II error.
C) both a Type I and a Type II error.
D) neither a Type I nor a Type II error.

Saud Concluded That There Were No Differences in Reading Ability