Question

In which of the following cases might a small effect still be important? Group of answer choices

A) When the study has life-or-death implications
B) When the sample is very large
C) When the finding is also statistically significant
D) When external validity is high

Answer 1

A) When the study has life-or-death implications

Step-by-step explanation:

By the phrase, "life-or-death implications" means the task is extremely important to perform. If the task is not perform, it can cause a much larger harm or damage to somebody which can be very serious, even somebody can die.

So when the study has a life-or-death implications, it shows that the study is very important and if not acted immediately or a small effect can bring a great harm or damage.

Thus the answer is

A) When the study has life-or-death implications