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A therapist is studying the effects of meditation and yoga on reducing stress. He offers the treatments to a random sample of 30 of his patients and lets them choose which treatment they want to use.

Which of the following statements is not true about this experiment?

A The therapist let the patients choose the treatment; therefore, he will not be able to tell which treatment is more effective.
B The therapist used a random sample of 30 of his patients; therefore, he will be able to tell which treatment is more effective, yoga or meditation, in reducing stress.
C The therapist did not use random assignment; therefore, the variability between the patients is not evened out, and he will not be able to tell which treatment is more effective.
D The therapist used a random sample; however, the patients may choose which treatment they prefer, and their stress would be reduced due to their preference instead of the treatment.

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Matthew7781idn

Answer:

I think it is b

sorry it took so long I just seen your question

As per the question, the therapist is studying the effect of the meditation and yogi exercises on reducing the stress. He offers a Radom sample of 30 people to his patients and allows them to pick the treatment.

  • As the therapist uses a random sample of 30 thus the patients will be able to treatment is more effective and helps directly in reducing the stress levels.

Hence the option B is correct.

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