Regardless of whether H 1 is directional or nondirectional, when evaluating H 0 we always assume chance is responsible for the differences in results between conditions.

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This is because the null hypothesis (H 0) assumes that there is no significant difference between the conditions being compared, and any observed differences are due to chance. Therefore, the null hypothesis always assumes chance as the explanation for the results.

Regardless of Whether H 1 Is Directional or Nondirectional, When