(1) Cholesterol levels of 63 year old adult women who exercised
3 or more times per week are compared to those of 63 year old adult
women who exercised no more than once a week. This an example
of
A. a comparative experiment
B. an observational study
C. an uncontrolled experiment
D. a case- controlled study
(2) A market research company wishes to find out whether students prefer brand A or brand B of instant coffee. A random sample of students is selected, and each one is asked to try brand A first and then brand B (or vice versa, with the order determined at random). They then indicate which brand they prefer.
(a) This is an example of
A. block design.
B. a matched-pairs experiment
C. stratified sampling design.
1) This is a comparative experiment because we are comparing two groups.
Option A is correct.
2) The same subjects are checking brand A and B. Hence, this is an example of a matched-pairs experiment.
Option B is correct.
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