Dear Author, First of all, thank you very much for such a nice video presentation. But I have doubt below on exercise file. So, the p-value is 0.038, right? we rejected the H0 "= program does not work" at all SL's, but 1%. So is the "1%" mean the following idea?: "1% of those who employ the weight-loss program may not lose weight" - is, this correct?

Hi, Timur. Fellow student here. I think that's one way to put it. I would personally prefer to say that "There is 3.8% chance that those who do the training program may not lose weight." 3.8% for a more accurate number, the p-value. Dominus vobiscum, Julián

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Timur Abdukarimov

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02 Dec 2022

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11 Apr 2022

Please could you comment on my P-value understanding below?

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Julián Elizondo

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Please could you comment on my P-value understanding below?

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