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Answer Provided: ?An educated guess as to what will happen during your experiment
Correct Answer: An educated guess as to what will happen during your experiment
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Answer Provided: ?You've saved the business time and money which they might have by implementing this costly feature
Correct Answer: You’ve saved the business time and money which they might have by implementing this costly feature
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Answer Provided: ?It is that very reason which motivates a buyer to purchase that product
Correct Answer: It is that very reason which motivates a buyer to purchase that product
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Answer Provided: ?It is when you don't detect an effect when one exists
Correct Answer: It is when you don’t detect an effect when one exists
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Answer Provided: ?A prompt telling the user to take an action
Correct Answer: A prompt telling the user to take an action
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Answer Provided: ?Schools of thought in statistics
Correct Answer: Schools of thought in statistics
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Answer Provided: ?They may not work for you
Correct Answer: They may not work for you
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Answer Provided: ?A control group that does not get exposed to a treatment/variation
Correct Answer: A control group that does not get exposed to a treatment/variation
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Answer Provided: ?Multivariate Test
Correct Answer: Multivariate Test
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Answer Provided: ?Average Revenue Per User
Correct Answer: Average Revenue Per User
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Answer Provided: ?Experiment results do not alter any plans
Correct Answer: Experiment results do not alter any plans
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Answer Provided: ?Customers like you also liked this.
Correct Answer: Customers like you also liked this.
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Answer Provided: ?It is the largest image near the top of a webpage
Correct Answer: It is the largest image near the top of a webpage
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Answer Provided: ?A way to control for false positives when analyzing multiple metrics
Correct Answer: A way to control for false positives when analyzing multiple metrics
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Answer Provided: ?Prioritize the hypotheses based on your framework of choice
Correct Answer: Prioritize the hypotheses based on your framework of choice
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Answer Provided: ?The power of your experiment decreases drastically
Correct Answer: The power of your experiment decreases drastically
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Answer Provided: ?When an experimenter believes something to be true
Correct Answer: It is a systemic preference towards something
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Answer Provided: ?Generating stronger signals to measure
Correct Answer: Generating stronger signals to measure
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Answer Provided: ?To ensure you learn, no matter what the test outcome because the experiment will either prove or disprove your hypothesis
Correct Answer: To ensure you learn, no matter what the test outcome because the experiment will either prove or disprove your hypothesis
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Answer Provided: ?Identify the biggest drop-off points and prioritize fixing those
Correct Answer: Identify the biggest drop-off points and prioritize fixing those
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Answer Provided: ?Attention, Interest, Desire, Action
Correct Answer: Attention, Interest, Desire, Action
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Answer Provided: ?Customer
Correct Answer: Customer
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Answer Provided: ?What worked for them and their audience
Correct Answer: What worked for them and their audience
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Answer Provided: ?You should never promise any outcomes
Correct Answer: You should never promise any outcomes
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Answer Provided: ?Visitors during holidays are not necessarily like visitors during the rest of the year
Correct Answer: Visitors during holidays are not necessarily like visitors during the rest of the year
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Answer Provided: ?p = .05 means that if you reject the null hypothesis, the probability of a type I error (aka false positive) is only 5%
Correct Answer: The p-value is the probability of obtaining a result equal to or more extreme than what was observed, assuming that the Null hypothesis is true.
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Answer Provided: ?Writing for clarity, not cleverness
Correct Answer: Writing for clarity, not cleverness
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Answer Provided: ?All the answers are correct
Correct Answer: All the answers are correct
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Answer Provided: ?Copywriting that compels the reader to perform a specific action
Correct Answer: Copywriting that compels the reader to perform a specific action
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Answer Provided: ?When one experiment impacts the outcome of another
Correct Answer: When one experiment impacts the outcome of another
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