The State Association of Retired Teachers has recently taken flak from some of its members regarding the poor choice of the association's name. The association's by-laws require that more than 60 percent of the association must approve a name change. Rather than convene a meeting, it is first desired to use a sample to determine if meeting is necessary. Suppose the association decided to conduct a test of hypothesis using the following null and alternative hypotheses: H0: p = 0.6
HA: p > 0.6
Define a Type II Error in the context of this problem.
A. They conclude that more than 60% of the association wants a name change when, in fact, that is not true.
B. They conclude that exactly 60% of the association wants a name change when that is, in fact, true.
C. They conclude that more than 60% of the association wants a name change when that is, in fact, true.
D. They conclude that exactly 60% of the association wants a name change when, in fact, that is not true.