what is the danger of discarding randomly created groups? what if the randomly formed groups are clearly not what is the danger of discarding an original random subgroup which is an example of a random sampling how to determine statistical significance of the results if your randomly formed groups are clearly not representative what is the danger of discarding a random sample and dividing the pool again? what is the danger of discarding the randomly formed pool and dividing the pool again? what is the danger of discarding the random division of the subject pool and dividing the pool again? what if your random sample is clearly not representative what if you randomly divide a group what is the danger of discarding the random divide what is the danger of discarding the random sample and dividing the pool again? what is the dangers of discarding the random sample and dividing it again in an experiment? how do you tell if your sample is clearly not representative what is the danger of discarding the random division of a subject pool and dividing the pool again? what does it mean when randomly divided into two groups when you discard your random sample, what is the danger of confounding? why randomly divide subject pool what is the danger of discarding the first set of subjects? what is the risk of dividing the subject pool into two groups