A research hypothesizes that people will be more likely to believe a news article that supports their political beliefs compared to a news article that does not. They conduct a study and find that in actuality, people are just as persuaded by either article. What does this mean? A) The null hypothesis should be rejected B) The researcher should fail to reject the null C) The researcher made a type 1 error D) The researcher made a type 2 error ( don't hand writing solution)

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