Multiple Choice
What are the true statements about inclusion and exclusion criteria?
A) Inclusion and exclusion criteria determine the demographics of the sample.
B) Inclusion and exclusion criteria are the opposites of one another.
C) Inclusion and exclusion criteria must be mutually exhaustive.
D) Inclusion and exclusion criteria must be mutually exclusive.
E) Inclusion and exclusion criteria must address the study purpose.
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