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Paired data arise when an experimental or observational study design deliberately samples two units as a dyad to form a basis of comparison. Use this tag for any question about paired data or their analysis.
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Correct statistical test to answer: "did my intervention help my patients?"
I am doing something to a set of $N$ patients (keeping this vague for generality).
In order to assess if my intervention/treatment is making any difference I did the following:
Before my intervention …
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