Researchers conducted an experiment to determine whether energy drinks actually increase one's energy. They randomly selected half of the study's participants to drink an energy drink and gave the remaining participants a placebo. Thirty-eight out of 50 participants in the energy drink group and 12 out of 50 participants in the placebo group reported feeling more energetic after
the drink. Is there enough evidence to suggest that energy drinks might really work?
ANO, because only half of the study's participants felt more energetic.
No, because some of the placebo group reported feeling more energetic as well.
Yes, because more than half of the energy drink group reported feeling more energetic,
D. Yes, because more than three times as many participants in the energy drink group felt more energetic as compared to the placebo group