Which of the following statements about permutation resamples and tests is/are FALSE?
A)Permutation resamples are drawn without replacement,unlike bootstrap resamples,which are drawn with replacement.
B)Permutation resamples must be drawn in a way that is consistent with the null hypothesis and with the study design.
C)Permutation tests do not require specific population shapes and,regardless of the shape and size of the population,give accurate P-values.
D)Accurate permutation confidence intervals can be constructed assuming that the null hypothesis is true.
E)The P-value of the permutation test is found by locating the original value of the statistic on the permutation distribution.The proportion of resamples with statistics that exceed the original observed statistic is the P-value.

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Permutation tests do not assume the null hypothesis is true for constructing confidence intervals; they are used to test hypotheses. Confidence intervals are typically constructed using other methods, such as bootstrap resampling.

Which of the Following Statements About Permutation Resamples and Tests