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book Introduction to Epidemiology 6th Edition by Ray M Merrill cover

Introduction to Epidemiology 6th Edition by Ray M Merrill

Edition 6ISBN: 1449645186
book Introduction to Epidemiology 6th Edition by Ray M Merrill cover

Introduction to Epidemiology 6th Edition by Ray M Merrill

Edition 6ISBN: 1449645186
Exercise 2

Match the following methods for minimizing chance, bias, and confounding in an experimental study.

__ Chance ?a. Randomization

__ Bias ?b. Blind

__ Confounding ?c. Increase sample size

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1. Statistical interpretations include providing a conclusion about any features of the population which is relied upon sample data. Through this sample data one can find the result by luck or by chance. By increasing the sample size of the data, one can reduce the chance factor.

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