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Isn't it a problem ? I'm only looking this field from far, as public interest does, but I kind of remember reading brain can actually reorganize so that impair
by oelmekki 12y ago
Isn't it a problem ?
I'm only looking this field from far, as public interest does, but I kind of remember reading brain can actually reorganize so that impaired zone's functionality are transferred to other ones, to compensate.
If I'm not mistaken here, doesn't this make using a single subject even more of a problem in neuroscience than in other science experiments ?
- ElliotH 12y agoEven in other fields if you were just 'exploring', ie you didn't know what controlled experiment to perform, you would perform sample size 1 experiments in the hope of generating a testable hypothesis. That doesn't mean you can draw conclusions from this study, but it does introduce an intriguing option for a future study with controls and a larger sample size.
- oelmekki 12y agoOk, I see. It's actually stating strong hypothesis rather than being a weak study. Thanks.