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Is it possible to have different results when comparing a test statistic with critical value and when comparing p value with the level of significance? For example, I do not reject the null when comparing test statistic with critical value. BUT I reject the null when comparing p value with the level of significance. These two are contradicting each other. Isn't the p-value suppose to also support the decision in the test statistic? Thank you |
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