Explain how you will handle instances when your sample size is so small that only a large magnitude of gain will show up as statistically significant?
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: Such instances of small sample may require the conclusion that the statistical analysis would be limited to descriptive analysis of the data. Subjecting data from a small sample size, to inferential statistical analysis, may lead to conclusions that are farfetched and flawed.
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