If we want to reduce both Type I and Type II errors, we could increase the ______.
- Confidence level
- Power of the test
- Sample size
- Significance level
Increasing the sample size makes the test more sensitive, thereby reducing both Type I and Type II errors. With a larger sample, there is more data available, which often leads to more accurate and reliable results. However, resources, time, and other constraints often limit the sample size in real-world studies.
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