Read the following description of an experiment.A massage therapist has received complaints that the fragrance of her massage oil is unpleasant. She is testing whether a new oil will improve each clients' experience.The massage therapist randomly sorts her clients into two groups. She massages 5 clients from the first group with the new oil and 5 from the other group with her usual oil. She asks all 10 clients to rate their massages.Is this experiment statistically well designed?Choices:[A]yes[B]no
Q. Read the following description of an experiment.A massage therapist has received complaints that the fragrance of her massage oil is unpleasant. She is testing whether a new oil will improve each clients' experience.The massage therapist randomly sorts her clients into two groups. She massages 5 clients from the first group with the new oil and 5 from the other group with her usual oil. She asks all 10 clients to rate their massages.Is this experiment statistically well designed?Choices:[A]yes[B]no
Identify Treatment: Identify the treatment in the experiment.The new oil is the treatment being tested.
Check Treatment Group: Check for a treatment group.There are 5 clients receiving the new oil, which is the treatment group.
Check Control Group: Check for a control group.There are 5 clients receiving the usual oil, which serves as the control group.
Random Assignment: Determine if the groups were randomly assigned.The clients were randomly sorted into two groups.
Statistical Design: Decide if the experiment is statistically well designed.Since there's a treatment group, a control group, and random assignment, the experiment seems well designed.