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在病例对照研究中,匹配过头可能导致A.低估暴露因素的作用 B.高估暴露因素的作用 C

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题目:

在病例对照研究中,匹配过头可能导致

A.低估暴露因素的作用

B.高估暴露因素的作用

C.有利于控制混杂

D.有利于研究更多的因素

E.对研究结果没有影响

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