What is P-value in hypothesis testing | P-Value Method Hypothesis Testing | P value in Statistics

This short animated video explains the concept P-values. Watch this video to understand this concept of P-values with help of animations and solved examples.

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0:00 - Introduction
00:23 - What is P-value ?
04:00 - Decision Rule for P-value
04:26 - Standard Normal Distribution ?
05:19 - Quiz time
06:08 - Example #1 of P-value
08:23 - Example #2 of P-value

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[pia]

Many people might confuse this important point raised in the question at 6:04 : p-value is NOT the probability of rejecting the null hypothesis. p-value is a conditional probability—given the null hypothesis is true, it’s the probability of getting a test statistic as extreme or more extreme than the calculated test statistic.

[shati]

you explained this so easily! finally I got my answer after watching a lot of different videos! Thank you so much! Kudos to you!

[gihnnyq]

Okay, I already understood this after confusing for long time. Thank you

[randomsurfer]

In a two-tailed test shouldn't the p-value compare to alpha/2?

[pjlnfqd]

Wow, thanks a lot.. I understand everything in a single video.

[sidwanave]

Thank You So Much Sir for this great video👌👌👌

[sapnasharma]

Very nicely and easily explained Thankyu

[khizarhayatkhan]

I think example 1 is solved in the end based on one tailed test as against the two tailed

[ethanhall]

Hey man, great video but I'm pretty sure your p-value needs to be multiplied by 2 in example #1 because its a two tailed test and you only calculated one half of the p-value.

[RkakashKumar]

1st ans option 'c'
2nd ans option 'b'
And 3rd will be 'true'

[FBHRT]

It's 0.02118 after z calculation not 2.12 wahtever your answer came check it plz

[FBHRT]

Question no 2 calculate it your answer is wrong

[setgakvincent]

Answers to the questions
1:C
2:B
3:A

[AP-vwph]

Is it in English? OK, statistic is international, but if so - explain in muted