Regarding average weight loss, this may result in some participants actually losing more than 10 pounds and others losing less, but on average users lost about 10 lbs. Furthermore, some may have lost much more than expected and thus cause an inaccuracy in the average. Perhaps knowing how much each person actually lost would provide more information. I would also like to know if the participants were incorporating more weight loss options such as diets or diet pills and also how long they remained on the device. Based on Siegfried (2010, p. 29) implies that, “When testing hypotheses,” statistical tests should guide scientists in judging whether an experimental result reflects some real effect or is simply a random fluke, but the methods standards mix inconsistently with each other. philosophies and offer no meaningful basis for making such decisions. Even when done correctly, statistical tests are widely misunderstood and frequent