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No it's just confirmation bias in the public. This is standard reporting but you need to know biostats to appreciate what it's saying because that's who articl
by psychphysic 3y ago
No it's just confirmation bias in the public.
This is standard reporting but you need to know biostats to appreciate what it's saying because that's who articles are written for.
- adamsmith143 3y agoDon't think you need a Phd to understand this: "the confidence interval was consistent with a null finding." Aka the study found nothing.
- psychphysic 3y agoTrue.