How is statistical power affected by the formation of control groups?
A) It is reduced by dividing a limited number of participants equally into a training group and a control group
B) It is increased by dividing a limited number of participants equally into a training group and a control group
C) It is reduced by not using a control group and putting the same limited number of participants into the training group
D) It is not affected by the formation of control groups
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