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Introduction to Hypothesis Testing

Question 6 • CA-Statistics and Probability B

The P-value of a test is the of getting evidence for the as strong or stronger than the observed evidence when the is .

Answer
A
probability
B
odds-ratio
C
percentage
D
proportionality

Explanation

A P-value is a probability calculated under the assumption that the null hypothesis is true. It measures the chance of getting evidence at least as strong as the evidence observed in the test. Therefore, “probability” is the correct choice.

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