Dr. Copus is in charge of the cognition department at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. A new drug named Mem-Reen has become available that might be able to improve people’s memories. Dr. Copus puts half of her existing patients on the drug for two weeks while giving the other half of her patients a placebo (a fake drug). She then gives both groups a memory test and compares the scores. Afterwards, Dr. Copus analyzes the scores to determine if the memory drug worked

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