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LOS 12.c: Explain a test statistic, Type I and Type II errors,
    a significance level, and how significance levels are used in                                  Session Unit 3:
    hypothesis testing                                                                             12. Hypothesis Testing, p.279

    T, chi and F (just as Z) all assume normal distributions…


          CFA/Investment is                                     Return                                                Risk
                about..                                         (Mean)                                             (Variance)

     Testing for…                     Independent sample              Dependent/samples drawn from source   Independent sample  Dependent/samples drawn
                                                                      that is related?                                   from source that is related?

      Is mean of this sample equal to
      zero (or some other  value)?

      Are both means                     Variance unknown (assumed equal)    Variance unknown
      equal (or                                (t-pooled variance)           (assumed equal or
                                                                                unequal)
      difference is zero                                                   T-paired comparison test
      or some
      hypothesized
      value)?



                                        Variance unknown (assumed unequal)
                                              (t-unpooled variance)











      Is variance of this sample equal to
      zero (or some other  value)?
      Are both variances equal (or difference is
      zero or some hypothesized value)?                                              Will return to these shortly…


                                                     Why no Z?                       Ok, now lets first check errors we could make,
                                                                                     irrespective of test statistics we employ…
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