In a matched-subjects design, each condition uses a separate group of subjects, but subjects are not completely randomly assigned to the conditions.

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A: According to the provided information, 25% of people commute to work by bicycle.

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A: X1=15, n1=50, X2=24, n2=50

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Q: The owner of a popular coffee shop believes that customers who drink espresso are less likely to use…

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Q: A person is taking a 5​-question ​multiple-choice test for which each question has three answer​…

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Q: 1) The PGA (Professional Golfers Association) performed a survey of 1,000 golf fans. 30% play once…

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