I find that there are so many conflicting conclusions with studies. It hurts my head at times. One study firmly says 'this' another firmly states 'not a chance this'. Each seems to have valid data to back it up.
So the question is, how do you actually determine the good from the bad? If a study makes sense to you do you apply it to see if it works for you? Do you latch onto conclusions based on a study as gospel truth? When you research, do you research many angles of studies relating to the topic?
How do you deal with this information age where one can virtually have any conclusion backed up by a study while another negates it.
So the question is, how do you actually determine the good from the bad? If a study makes sense to you do you apply it to see if it works for you? Do you latch onto conclusions based on a study as gospel truth? When you research, do you research many angles of studies relating to the topic?
How do you deal with this information age where one can virtually have any conclusion backed up by a study while another negates it.