Example P.1 describes a study that compared proportions of people who agreed to become organ donors, depending on the type of default option used. The null hypothesis is that all three default options have the same probability of a person agreeing to become an organ donor. The alternative hypothesis is that at least two of the default options have different probability of a person agreeing to become an organ donor.
a. Describe what Type I error means in this context.
b. Describe what Type II error means in this context.