Type II errors -----
A) can be harmful if they lead to the elimination of beneficial services.
B) can be avoided by testing a few participants instead of all of the participants.
C) lead to conclusions that a program is effective when it is not.
D) are, fortunately, rare in program evaluation.

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Type II errors occur when a true effect or difference is not detected, leading to the false conclusion that there is no effect. This can be harmful if it results in the discontinuation of beneficial services.

Type II Errors -----