miley believes that listening to white noise can enhance verbal exam performance. she takes a random sample of college students and randomly assigns each student to one of two groups-the quiet group and the white noise group. the quiet group is asked to take a verbal exam in a completely silent classroom. the white noise group is asked to take the same exam in a classroom in which white noise is playing in the background. all students have one hour to complete the exam. miley will then compare the mean exam score for the two groups. suppose miley makes a type i error. in terms of the scenario, what would this mean? miley believes that listening to white noise can enhance verbal exam performance. she takes a random sample of college students and randomly assigns each student to one of two groups-the quiet group and the white noise group. the quiet group is asked to take a verbal exam in a completely silent classroom. the white noise group is asked to take the same exam in a classroom in which white noise is playing in the background. all students have one hour to complete the exam. miley will then compare the mean exam score for the two groups. suppose miley makes a type i error. in terms of the scenario, what would this mean? miley concludes that white noise does not enhances verbal exam performance when it fact it does. miley concludes that white noise enhances verbal exam performance when it fact it does not. miley concludes that white noise does not enhance verbal exam performance when it fact it does not. miley concludes that white noise enhances verbal exam performance when it fact it does.