Failures to replicate findings share the same problems as _____.
A)nonsignificant findings
B)actual findings
C)Type I errors
D)Type II errors

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Type I errors are false positives, which means that they reject the null hypothesis when it is actually true. Nonsignificant findings are also false negatives, which means that they fail to reject the null hypothesis when it is actually false. Therefore, failures to replicate findings share the same problems as nonsignificant findings.

Failures to Replicate Findings Share the Same Problems as _____