Poor reliability of treatment implementation can result in increased risk of ____.
A)Type I error only
B)Type II error only
C)both Type I and Type II errors
D)neither Type I nor Type II error

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Poor reliability of treatment implementation can result in Type II error, which means failing to detect a true treatment effect or intervention due to inadequate implementation or measurement. It does not directly affect Type I error, which is the chance of falsely detecting a treatment effect or intervention when there is none.

Poor Reliability of Treatment Implementation Can Result in Increased Risk