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That only matters if results differ between each person. If everyone has the same results, 18 people is plenty to prove that the results are the same for everyo
by iopq 11y ago
That only matters if results differ between each person. If everyone has the same results, 18 people is plenty to prove that the results are the same for everyone. It depends on the sample variance and the number of people. If you have high sample variance, you need a higher N to make it less likely that you have a sampling error. If you have very low sample variance, just a few people is enough.
- thaumasiotes 11y ago> That only matters if results differ between each person. Well, we know that they do...
- iopq 11y agoWe actually DON'T know that. It could be every person gets almost the same result.