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Exercise 12-6. For this exercise you should refer to the definition and explanation of type I and type II errors in in the textbook. then think about the following hypothetical research project. Imagine that the U.S. government is interested in increasing election turnout and has announced a $100 million grant to fund a program to increase voter turnout. As a brilliant political science student. you feel certain that offering civics classes to voting-eligible adults would improve turnout rates. You think that voters would surely turn out at a higher rate if they only knew how vital participation is to democracy. To support your application for the $100 million. you use your new methodological skills to test the hypothesis that likelihood of voting increases after taking a civics class. In the space provided below. explain the consequences of making a type I error and a type II error when testing your hypothesis about the relationship between civics classes and the likelihood of voting