The minimum or maximum value that one would expect the test statistic to yield if the null hypothesis is true is an example of which of the following?
A) critical value
B) F value
C) t-test score
D) sampling mean

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The value that one would expect the test statistic to yield if the null hypothesis is true is referred to as the critical value. This value is determined by the significance level (alpha) chosen for the test, and represents the boundary beyond which we would reject the null hypothesis.

The Minimum or Maximum Value That One Would Expect the Test