Multiple Choice
Repeatedly dividing the sample on the basis of demographic descriptors to look for differences in the means of outcome variables for different subgroups of the sample
A) raises the chances of a Type I error.
B) raises the chances of hindsight error.
C) lowers the internal validity of a study.
D) increases the level of external validity.
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