The acceptable risk of incorrect acceptance (ARIA)has a significant effect on sample size.The relationship of ARIA to sample size is
A)direct (larger ARIA = larger sample).
B)inverse (larger ARIA = smaller sample).
C)variable (sometimes larger,sometimes smaller).
D)not determinable.

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ARIA refers to the risk of accepting a hypothesis or claim when it is actually false. A larger ARIA means a higher risk of making an incorrect acceptance. To minimize this risk, a smaller sample size is required. Therefore, the relationship between ARIA and sample size is inverse - as ARIA increases, sample size decreases.

The Acceptable Risk of Incorrect Acceptance (ARIA)has a Significant Effect