Claimaecfa69a95fdfbbcce272f04e057319da5791442c2772e61458c9d062cc560f0·My Arguments

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Companies self-select into the trials, and the lead researchers concede this selection bias has more serious implications for company-performance results than for well-being, because senior management opts in when they already expect it to work.

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The rise of the 4-day workweek (APA Monitor)
Researchers acknowledge selection bias: companies that agree to trials may already have evidence the arrangement will work; they call for randomized controlled trials.
https://www.apa.org/monitor/2025/01/rise-of-4-day-workweek

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