Low values of the response variable are associated with high values of the explanatory variable

High values of the response variable are associated with low values of the explanatory variable

All of these options are correct

High values of the response variable are associated with high values of the explanatory variable

None of these options

-1

0

+1

None of these

The null is very unlikely

The sample is just due to chance

The alternative is very unlikely

There is a 0.50% probability to commit a Type I error

All of these options (except for none of these)

you would commit a Type I error if the null was true.

you would commit a Type I error if the null was false.

you would commit a Type II error if the null was false.

you would commit a Type II error if the null was true.

True

False

equal to 5%

less than 5%

greater than 5%

not equal to 5%

37.8 to 36.4

36

37

37.1