The sixth step in hypothesis testing is:
A) calculating the test statistic
B) determining the characteristics of the comparison distribution.
C) selecting the appropriate test based on the population, comparison distribution, and underlying assumptions.
D) making a decision.

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The sixth and final step in hypothesis testing is making a decision based on the results of the analysis. This decision is typically to either reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis, based on the calculated p-value and the chosen level of significance. Therefore, option D is the correct choice.

The Sixth Step in Hypothesis Testing Is