In a Case-Control Study, the Controls Must Be Similar to the Cases

question 4

True/False

In a case-control study, the controls must be similar to the cases in every way except for their disease status.

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Definitions:

David McClelland

A psychologist known for his work on motivation theory, particularly the identification of three primary motivations: the need for achievement, the need for affiliation, and the need for power.

Institutional Managers

Individuals charged with overseeing and implementing policies, regulations, and governance within institutions.

Personal Power

The influence or authority a person has over others due to their skills, qualities, or personal attributes, rather than their formal position.

Affiliation

The connection or relation of a person or organization to another or others, often indicating a relationship of membership.