Normally, what is considered a major fallacy of Hypothesis tests?

OPTIONS

• They don’t normally give the right results
• They mislead the practitioners at times
• The results may be statistically significant in cases, but the practical significance need to be known.
• They are too biased on errors

The results may be statistically significant in cases, but the practical significance need to be known.

Explanation:

Often, people use Hypothesis tests and arrive at statistically significant results. At times, statistical significance does not imply practical significance, which is the major shortcoming of these tests. Option c is correct.