In Clinical Trial Q, the sample of patients who had acute myelomonocytic leukemia, per statistical analysis, did not appear to have been affected by the investigational product. However, in reality, the treatment did have an effect. This is known as:     Type I Error     Type 0 Error     Type III Error     Type II Error

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