A goodness-of-fit-test is always conducted as a(n):
A)lower-tail test.
B)upper-tail test.
C)asymmetric two-tailed test.
D)symmetric two-tailed test.

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A goodness-of-fit test is typically conducted as an upper-tail test because it assesses whether the observed data significantly deviate from the expected distribution, with large deviations indicating a poor fit.

A Goodness-Of-Fit-Test Is Always Conducted as A(n)