Nurses Wear Stamp Resistant Shoes

One situation in which I might want a lower p-values is if I was conducting a test with nurses in identifying if wearing slip resistant shoes prove to be more beneficial then other shoes when it comes to reducing slip and fall injuries on the job. A small p-value (typically ≤ 0.05) indicates convincing evidence and allow you to gain a greater sense of confidence against the null hypothesis (Gerstman, 2015). In this case, I would want a small p-value to prove that slip resistant shoes do hinder slip and falls. If I have more nurses wearing slip resistant shoes and less reporting of incidents then my test would be proven as accurate.
If my p-value was considered (>0.05) then my evidence would be weak meaning that the type of shoes worn by the