Multiple Choice
What are the primary benefits of matching when doing observational studies?
A) Matching eliminates bias and sampling error.
B) Matching eliminates noise and sampling error.
C) Matching reduces bias and sampling error.
D) Matching reduces noise and sampling error.
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