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A friend states that since he has been taking vitamin C, he has not had a single cold. His observation has little value in assessing the effects of vitamin C because
- there was no control group for comparison.
- he has not calculated a correlation coefficient.
- of the effect of the observer on the observed.
- he does not specify his dosage of vitamin C.
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1. there was no control group for comparison.
Posted : 25/10/2022 10:18 am