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EP003 - Joline Bourdages - How to read and understand scientific research
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Recent study shows that drinking red wine is great for your health. Recent study shows red wine leads to Dementia. Recent study finds that red wine drinkers live longer.......How do we know which study to believe?
Professor Joline Bourdages of San Diego Mesa College gives the ins-and-outs of decoding scientific literature.
IG: chewable.doables
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American Psychological Association
Protecting Human Subject Research Participants
psychology, science, research, nutrition, diet, lifestyle, self improvement, Milgram, 911, Alabama, Tuskegee Study, Authority, critical thinking, bullying, cyber-bullying, statistics, research methods, paleo, keto, real food, ketosis, weight loss, learning, questions
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