The 'study' though, was conducted with 1573 Brazilian adults.
So it's literally nothing, it's not even a valid study. Let me know when they've tested 150,000+ from several countries around the world.
I really thought you were going for a "1,573 brazilian" joke as an obvious exaggeration. It took me two or three reads to realize you were actually talking about people from Brazil...
The 'study' though, was conducted with 1573 Brazilian adults. So it's literally nothing, it's not even a valid study. Let me know when they've tested 150,000+ from several countries around the world.
I mean it's a good representation of Brazilian adults. But it was most likely also done by a bunch of green haired freaks.
I really thought you were going for a "1,573 brazilian" joke as an obvious exaggeration. It took me two or three reads to realize you were actually talking about people from Brazil...
1573 is a perfectly reasonable sample size if the sample is unbiased and random.
The difficulty is getting the "unbiased" and "random" parts correct.
Sure; if the title was "linked to personality disorders in Brazilian Adults" I would have much less issue with it.