(Solution Library) You and your colleagues are researching hoarding disorder and are looking for treatments to improve hoarding behaviors. You want to statistically
Question: You and your colleagues are researching hoarding disorder and are looking for treatments to improve hoarding behaviors.
You want to statistically test the success of a new upcoming drug H in treating hoarding behavior. For your sample, you randomly place participants in group 1 (control group, no treatment) and in group 2 (treatment group, administered drug H). After a month you assess the hoarding behaviors of each group and compare the mean hoarding behavior for group 1 and group 2.
You and your colleagues test a behavioral treatment B to treat hoarding behaviors and find a difference between your group means but your p-value is 0.06. What’s your next step?
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