Dear Tipsters,
Here are the data again from the paper:
Detect Not detect
Radiologists 0 24
Controls 4 20
A chi square test without Yates correction is significant (p = .036).
A chi square test with Yates correction is not significant (p = .117).
Sincerely,
Stuart
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