When we are willing to reject the null hypothesis for any extreme outcome, we are making a
A) two-tailed test.
B) one-tailed test.
C) singular test.
D) omnibus test.

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A two-tailed test is used when we are interested in any extreme outcome, not just in one direction, allowing for the rejection of the null hypothesis for values that are significantly higher or lower than what is expected under the null hypothesis.

When We Are Willing to Reject the Null Hypothesis for Any