A certain researcher is studying the effects of church affiliation and marital status on alcohol recovery. He reports a main effect for church affiliation. What does this mean? a. People who are married are more likely to recover from alcohol abuse. b. Whether or not a person goes to church will affect how well he recovers from alcohol abuse. c. Church attendance has no effect on alcohol abuse recovery. d. People who attend church will recover from alcohol abuse, but only if they are married.

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Casey Rivers

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15 April, 18:38

A certain researcher is studying the effects of church affiliation and marital status on alcohol recovery. He reports a main effect for church affiliation. What does this mean? a. People who are married are more likely to recover from alcohol abuse. b. Whether or not a person goes to church will affect how well he recovers from alcohol abuse. c. Church attendance has no effect on alcohol abuse recovery. d. People who attend church will recover from alcohol abuse, but only if they are married.

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Jayden David · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter C

I do not believe that the church will be the most important factor in the recovery of dependent people. In fact, what will determine the improvement is how the person is psychologically and whether or not he wants to have an improvement. Making the church have this healing weight is slightly absurd, although it can be a positive factor, but it will never be the main thing.