When you reject the null hypothesis when there is actually no difference between groups or relationships between variables, you are making a _______.
A)Type I error
B)Type II error
C)Type III error
D)error in power

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When you reject the null hypothesis when there is actually no difference between groups or relationships between variables, you are making a Type I error. This means that you have falsely concluded that there is a significant result when there isn't one.

When You Reject the Null Hypothesis When There Is Actually