When a p-value is high, this means there is strong evidence against the null hypothesis True False Question 11 of 50 A statistically significant result means that Ha is a true statement. no, because there is still a probability of error equal to alpha no, because the calculation of the test statistic could be in error yes, because Ho is rejected yes, because either Ho or Ha must be true Question 12 of 50 If the p-value is .013, the probability that Ho is true is only .013 True False Question 13 of 50 Does a test of proportions require the critical value approach rather than the p-value approach? Yes, because the p-value approach is only used for tests of means. Yes, because the p-value approach is only used for two-sample tests. No, because either approach can be used for hypothesis testing. No, because it requires the p-value approach instead of the critical value approach