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(Psychology Interviews) What is an ideal sample size for an experiment and why?

Rather than declaring a given number as an ideal sample size, it's better to look at what the study is looking for and what type of experimental method is used. For lab experiments looking at the effects ...

Answered by Ranim T. Oxbridge Preparation tutor
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What should I read in preparation for a Classics Interview at Cambridge?

At your interview, you will most likely be questioned by someone who teaches the course; if you get an offer, they will be closely involved with your progress and might even supervise you personally. Unsu...

Answered by Rhea G. Oxbridge Preparation tutor
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Is a law still a good law if nobody actually follows it?

This depends on how we define the concept of "law", which academic scholars have been at war over for decades. Some people take what's called a teleological point of view, where the procedure th...

Answered by Srishti S. Oxbridge Preparation tutor
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Answering Oxbridge medical questions: water regulation by the kidneys

Oxbridge medical questions look for 'how you think' rather than knowledge above A-level standard. For a particular topic, they may start on A-level material to warm you up, and then ask follow-up question...

Answered by Movin A. Oxbridge Preparation tutor
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How much reading around your subject should you do?

It varies depending on the subject, but you should generally try and have two or three areas within your subject (not covered at school) that you're interested in and are able to talk about at reasonable ...

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