Generally speaking, as the number of the participants in the study increases,
A) power decreases.
B) power also increases.
C) the likelihood of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis decreases.
D) the likelihood of making a Type II error also increases.

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As the number of participants in a study increases, the statistical power of the study also increases. This means the study is more likely to detect a true effect if there is one, reducing the likelihood of a Type II error (failing to reject a false null hypothesis).

Generally Speaking, as the Number of the Participants in the Study