If a Doctor Concludes from Evidence That Having Yearly Physical

question 98

Multiple Choice

If a doctor concludes from evidence that having yearly physical exams helps people stay healthy but has not considered the risk of a selection factor bias, the doctor may ignore the possibility that

• A)healthy people may schedule exams more often than others.
• B)some people have better genes than others.
• C)people who are sick often go to the doctor.
• D)hypochondriacs do the same thing.

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