Statistical power is the probability of rejecting a false null hypothesis. It is represented on the graph below by 1-b. Remember that the area under the curve of any graph represents relative frequency or probability. So, we can calculate the statistical power of a test by determining the probability our sample mean falling into the solid blue (1-b) area under the curve.
We can either learn how to calculate statistical power, or can move ahead to a discussion of the factors that influence statistical power.
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