The smaller the $P$-value obtained in a hypothesis test,
the stronger the evidence against the null hypothesis.
the stronger the evidence against the null hypothesis, only if the test is two-sided.
the stronger the evidence against the null hypothesis, only if the test is one-sided.
the weaker the evidence against the null hypothesis.
the weaker the evidence against the null hypothesis, only if the test is two-sided.
the weaker the evidence against the null hypothesis, only if the test is one-sided.