Reconsider Harley the dog from Exploration 1.1 and the previous exercise. We found that the observed data
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Reconsider Harley the dog from Exploration 1.1 and the previous exercise. We found that the observed data provided very strong evidence that Harley the dog was doing better than random chance. Which type of error (I or II) could we possibly be making with this conclusion? What does this type of error mean in this context?
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