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Memory seems to be a weird thing to study in isolation from such a study. Is this an example of p-hacking where 100 different variables were tested and 1 had to
by throwaway44773 3y ago
Memory seems to be a weird thing to study in isolation from such a study. Is this an example of p-hacking where 100 different variables were tested and 1 had to come out as statistically significant but pure luck?
Not to mention how problematic it is that the variable tested is either cocoa or a multivitamin which can contain hundreds of different chemicals.
- therealcamino 3y agoThey did not study memory in isolation. All the details are available at the link to the journal article. It doesn't seen fair to accuse them of p-hacking without first understanding what was studied.