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Salary went from $0 to $6,000,000 for the team

Cost of materials is a total of $4,650,273 a year

The experimental units received their promised amount of $100 each

Cost of building and factories for mass production costed $8.5 billion dollars

All in all it was one of the greatest products of all time and left the creators filthy rich

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Well, it turned out that the medication infact  helped people of their insomnia. It cured it even. So when this little piggy went to the market, it made a whole lot of money. Pharmaceutical companies all around the world started supplying their shelves with this highly functional med. it skipped right passed thousands or millions and proceeded straight onto billions of dollars in net worth. It was a household commodity. It changed the lives of those suffering from their mental disorder and ultimately resulted in many satisfied clients. However, the one problem that repeatedly occurred were lawsuits. People just can't have something good can they. Many people filed claims about the company being "cruel" or "torturous" to the plants that they farm the nutrients and chemical compounds from. Turns out people developed an entire "save the plants" movement to try and stop this monopoly from harming more plants (which they grow themselves). Each lawsuit failed in that plants aren't covered under the inalienable rights of our constitution. Turns out people will just have to live with the harsh reality that something has to die in order for something to live or live more comfortably.

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These results were statistically significant because there was only two people who pleaded relief from the placebo. 75% of the people sampled there had shown that the real medication actually worked.

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Replication is ideal for confirming results even further. The way we would go about doing this is simple, just receive a new group of subjects to work with and perform the exact same procedure as before.

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The sample size is 200 people whom are clinically diagnosed with insomnia within Arizona. If we calculate it, it comes out as 7.1% for our margin of error. This means that the results would be statistically significant when the experiment is complete.

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This would be a double blind study. Both the subjects testing and being tested will not know which pill is which.

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The subjects will all receive a placebo and the actual medication. They will put time in between experiments in order to keep the results truthful.

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There are minimal lurking variables but the randomization will allow for more accurate results. Seeing as the subjects will be their own control group and expirimental unit, the randomness in their characteristics will cause bias to be eliminated.

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The amount of people to have the best results in relieving patients of the severity of insomnia

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The medication given to the subject

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The actual new sleep medication and the placebo sleep medication

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Crossover design. The way the crossover design will work is the experimental units will take one medication and mark down the quality of sleep. The next week once the pill or placebo is out of the system, they will try the other placebo or pill and repeat the process.

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200 people clinically diagnosed with insomnia in the state of Arizona.

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Does this new medication reduce insomnia in people who suffer from that sleep disorder?