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Define genotype and phenotype, explain the impact of both on an individual's traits, and give an example of each.
File Drawer Problem
The bias introduced into scientific literature when studies with positive results are more likely to be published than studies with negative or non-significant findings.
Replication
refers to the process of conducting a study or experiment again with the aim of verifying the results obtained in a previous research.
Statistical Significance
Statistical significance is a measure indicating the likelihood that a result from data analysis is not due to chance, usually determined through a specific threshold value or p-value.
Chance Fluctuation
Random variations in data or processes that are not attributable to any specific cause, often observed in statistical analyses.
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