[ SECRET POST #2259 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2259 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Men’s Oppressive Beliefs Predict Their Breast Size Preferences in Women

[(Anonymous)]

Providing that the sample is representative of the population it's seeking to measure (e.g. white, British males) 361 is an adaquate size to draw inferences from. If your methodology is sound and you observe a significant correlation in a representative sample of that size then it's highly probable that the your findings can be generalised to the population you're sampling from (though trying to discern what a correlation indicates can be a rather more difficult matter). I'd have to read the article in full to judge the quality of the methodology and statistical techniques used, but the sample size itself isn't a problem.

Re: Men’s Oppressive Beliefs Predict Their Breast Size Preferences in Women

[charming_stranger]

It is if we're supposed to extrapolate to "men", rather than "white, British men", though, which we seem to be supposed to do, considering the title of the article.