Jamie is reviewing a new diet plan that involves purchasing pre-packaged meals and taking a patented energy supplement. In an ad explaining how it works, Jamie reads about a study cited as evidence supporting the effectiveness of the plan. In the study, two groups were followed: one following the plan and another following a simple low-carbohydrate diet. What should Jamie look for in the study to have full confidence in its scientific reliability?
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A comparison of the plan to a variety of diets

A list of differences between the two diets in the study

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Jamie is reviewing a new diet plan that involves purchasing pre-packaged meals and taking a patented energy supplement. In an ad explaining how it works, Jamie reads about a study cited as evidence supporting the effectiveness of the plan. In the study, two groups were followed: one following the plan and another following a simple low-carbohydrate diet. What should Jamie look for in the study to have full confidence in its scientific reliability?
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A comparison of the plan to a variety of diets

A list of differences between the two diets in the study

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anonymous · Answer

A list of differences between the two diets in the study


He need to consider effect on study group first, size of study group used.
Difference should be grater so that it can be considered otherwise it may be due to some error.
Then he need to consider all factors which are different in study group and their individual effects on study. after he can conclude it as summation of all factor to result obtained.