In a directional alternative hypothesis,
A) the two groups are equal on the dependent variable.
B) one group scores higher or lower on the dependent variable than the other.
C) the two groups do not differ on the dependent variable.
D) the two groups' scores on the dependent variable are not equal.

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A directional alternative hypothesis specifies that one group will score higher or lower on the dependent variable compared to the other group, indicating a specific direction of the effect.

In a Directional Alternative Hypothesis