When determining the sample size,if the value found is not an integer initially,the next highest integer value will ____________ be chosen.
A)Always
B)Sometimes
C)Never

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Sample sizes should always be rounded up to the nearest integer value to ensure there is sufficient power to detect the effect of interest. Rounding down could result in an underpowered study, which could lead to false negative results. Therefore, to err on the side of caution, the next highest integer value should always be chosen.

When Determining the Sample Size,if the Value Found Is Not