For the t test, other things being equal, the smaller the estimated standard error of difference, the greater the likelihood of
A) committing the beta error
B) failing to reject Ho
C) rejecting Ho
D) eliminating the test's power

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The estimated standard error of difference is the denominator in the t test formula. The smaller this value, the greater the value of the t statistic, and the greater the likelihood of rejecting the null hypothesis Ho.

For the T Test, Other Things Being Equal, the Smaller