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Justifying a smaller control group in survey study

I am planning a set of studies that are interlinked. The first study collects information from 400 participants (exposure group), then some psychometrics are performed to assess the questions. In a ...
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Determining sample size for comparing rate of occurrence between two groups

Scenario: You are running a comparative clinical study. A test product is being used by one portion of the population (Group T) and a control product is being used by another (Group C). The Question: ...
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Repeated measures with rotation of subjects within groups

I was wondering if you could help with the interpretation of a potential experimental design. We are testing two versions of a 'group' exam, score (out of 100) being the outcome variable, aggregated ...
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In a multiple arm experiment, why does the control have to be larger than the experiment arms?

I am running a study with two experimental groups, each with slight modifications to their variables, and I want to be able to compare both to the same control. I have heard the control group should ...
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Siginificant size for a Control Group

I am designing a project which requires me to select a Control Group. One of the business requirements stipulates that I select as small a sample size as possible for the Control Group so there will ...
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