Question

question 11 (2.5 points) a researcher speaking of chance as an alternate explanation of observed results is referring to a) the possibility that the research findings occurred by chance and not as a result of the intervention of interest b) a causal connection between the intervention and the observed outcome c) the fact that the research involved a high degree of risk for the subjects d) the fact that the research involved a measure of risk for the researcher question 12 (2.5 points)

Explanation:

When a researcher considers chance as an alternate explanation for observed results, they are thinking that the findings may not be due to the intervention being studied, but rather just random occurrences. Options b, c, and d are not related to the concept of chance as an alternate explanation for research findings.

Answer:

a) the possibility that the research findings occurred by chance and not as a result of the intervention of interest