All things considered, a study is either good enough to warrant conclusions or it is _________.
A) OK enough for interpretations
B) conducted again
C) fatally flawed
D) evaluated by peers

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A study that is fatally flawed means that there are significant issues or errors in the study design, data collection, or analysis that call into question the validity and reliability of its results. Therefore, such a study cannot be used to draw reliable conclusions. Option A is not strong enough as interpretations can still be biased or uncertain. Option B may be necessary if there are minor issues with the study, but it is not a solution to a study that is fatally flawed. Option D is generally true for any study, but it does not address whether the study is good enough to warrant conclusions.

All Things Considered, a Study Is Either Good Enough to Warrant