An analyst writes: “ Analysis 1 gives p = 0.097 and Analysis 2 gives p = 0.000...
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An analyst writes:
“Analysis 1 gives p = 0.097 and Analysis 2 gives p = 0.0009. The two analyses disagree, so one of them must be wrong. The fairest approach is to average the two p-values, which gives about 0.049, and describe the result as borderline.”
Critique this conclusion using Outputs 2.1 to 2.3.
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