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- Two-Tailed TestA test in which the alternative hypothesis does not specify the direction of the relationship, as opposed to a one-tailed test, in which the direction of relationship is specified. For example, the alternative hypothesis that "A does not equal B" implies a two - Tailed test, whereas "A is greater than B" implies a one-tailed test. See Null Hypothesis.
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