Recalculate results and missingness
Write both denominators and bounds, and identify what to investigate about attrition.
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Method and limits
Report denominators and attrition. Missing-outcome bounds are scenarios, not confidence intervals. Unknown outcomes are not observed failures.
Worked teaching case
Each group has fifty. Tool users have forty records and twenty-four passes; controls twenty-five of fifty. Observed rates are 60% versus 50%; all-assigned recorded passes are 48%, with missing-outcome bounds 48–68%.
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Independent attempt and revision
Write both denominators and bounds, and identify what to investigate about attrition.
Reference and self-check
24/40=60%; 24/50=48%; 34/50=68%. Investigate whether missingness relates to performance or intervention.
AI collaboration and verification
Simulated AI: “A randomized experiment improved all learners by 16.67%.” Check allocation, denominators and generalization.
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Checking hint
The candidate generalizes beyond records or conditions. Preserve denominators, assistance or scope from the lesson. Softer wording alone is not verification.
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