If the critical z of a test is $\pm$1.96, what inferences can you make about other aspects of the test?
A) The hypothesis is directional and the alpha level is .01
B) The hypothesis is directional and the alpha level is .05
C) The hypothesis is non-directional and the alpha level is .01
D) The hypothesis is non-directional and the alpha level is .05

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A critical z of ±1.96 is associated with a two-tailed (non-directional) test at the alpha level of .05.

If the Critical Z of a Test Is ±\pm± 196, What Inferences Can You Make About Other Aspects of What

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