These are correct answers
1)The subjects are the 870 men in the study.
2)This study would be classified as un-blinded.
3)The treatments are the hormone therapy or the absence of
it.
4)This is an example of a completely randomized design.
5)This is an example of a matched pairs design.
About 870 men took part in a study to study the effectiveness of a hormone therapy....
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