In evaluating a nutritional breakfast program for children in poverty, randomly assigning children to breakfast/no-breakfast groups

A) will create clear statistical problems.
B) will create data that are uninterpretable.
C) is an ethical problem.
D) should always include a repeated measures component.


Answer: C

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