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Mr.Thesaxman

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A finding that demonstrates that a condition produces a particular event is termed:
  1.an association.
  2.statistically significant.
  3.cause and effect.
  4.a clinical trial.

Question 2

A double-blind experiment is one in which:
  1.both the scientists and the subjects know who is receiving the treatment.
  2.neither the scientists nor the subjects know who is receiving the treatment.
  3.only the scientists know who is receiving the treatment.
  4.only the human subjects committee and the scientists know who is receiving treatment.2



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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