If the calculated value of F is .89 and the critical value of F is 4.36, what is likelihood that the researcher will make a Type I error?
A).00
B).05
C).89
D)1.00

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The likelihood of making a Type I error is determined by the significance level (alpha), not the F value. Since the calculated F value (.89) is less than the critical F value (4.36), the null hypothesis is not rejected, and the likelihood of a Type I error is 0.

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