What are Type I and Type II errors? Why do they happen? Can Type I and Type II errors happen even if we are using true random samples selected from the population(s) of interest? Can we know if a statistical error is happening while we are conducting a test of hypothesis? What is the likelihood we will make a Type I error if conduct a test of hypothesis and reject the null hypothesis as our conclusion?

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