When We Are Questioning a Rare Occurrence or Claim and Determine

question 9

Multiple Choice

When we are questioning a rare occurrence or claim and determine the experimental outcome is rare or extraordinary we:

• A) disregard the lucky alternative and think something is wrong.
• B) do not doubt the original claim
• C) decide there is no evidence to suggest the claim is false.
• D) test again.

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Definitions:

Retrospective Observational Study

A type of observational study that looks backward in time, often using existing records and data to identify relationships and outcomes.

School Records

Official documents containing a student's academic performance and personal information, maintained by educational institutions.

Graduated High School

The act of successfully completing the course of study at a high school, culminating in the receipt of a diploma.

Observational Study

Research methodology where the researcher observes subjects without manipulating any variables.