When is a Type I error committed?
A) when we reject a true null hypothesis
B) when we reject a false null hypothesis
C) when we don't reject a false null hypothesis
D) when we don't reject a true null hypothesis

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A Type I error is committed when we reject a true null hypothesis, meaning we incorrectly conclude that there is a significant difference or relationship when there is not. This is also known as a false positive.

When Is a Type I Error Committed