Question 14 (part 2) · LDEK · Characteristics of scientific studies
Randomization is a process that consists in:
- A. random selection of people for the control and study groups.
- B. deliberate selection of people for the control and study groups.
- C. selection of people for the control group and examined in terms of a given feature.
- D. selection of people for the control and study groups in terms of age.
- E. selection of people for the control and study groups in terms of gender.
Hint
The term comes from 'random' — focus on how allocation is decided, not on which characteristic is balanced.
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