Statistics: Type I & Type II Errors, Please Explain Them to Me!

[Trismegistas]

So which one is type I? And the music is really not necessary.

[plumstreetmusic]

@Trismegistas 1. A wrong decision that is made when a test rejects a true null hypothesis constitutes a Type I error: In other words, the null hypothesis is true, but one treats it as false. Obviously this example begs the question as to whether or not one believes in Global Warming. If one does, then HAVOC represents the outcome of a Type I Error. 2. Turn your volume down, off, or to mute.

[andyscott0]

this makes no sense it hurt me heads to think about it, terrible music too

[plumstreetmusic]

@andyscott0 I originally created this as an animated enhancement for students in my Statistics I courses. Sorry for the head ache.  I plan to enable this to remix.