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1.) Based on a survey of a few thousand people, a newspaper reporter wants to draw conclusions about how a country’s citizens in general feel about the war in Iraq. At this point, is the reporter mainly concerned with data production, displaying and summarizing data, probability, or performing statistical inference?
My answer: Performing statistical inference
2.) A New York Times reporter decides to convey information about American divorce rates by including a nap of the United States. Each state is shaded from light to dark depending on how high its divorce rate is. At this point, is the reporter mainly concerned with data production, displaying and summarizing data, probability, or performing statistical inference?
My answer: Displaying and summarizing date
3.) One-third of all nursing home patients with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia are given feeding tubes. Researches want to know how unlikely it would be to find more than half in a random samples of 100 such patients to have been given feeding tubes. Are the researches mainly concerned with data production, displaying and summarizing data, probability, or performing statistical inference?
My answer: Probability
1.) Based on a survey of a few thousand people, a newspaper reporter wants to draw conclusions about how a country’s citizens in general feel about the war in Iraq. At this point, is the reporter mainly concerned with data production, displaying and summarizing data, probability, or performing statistical inference?
My answer: Performing statistical inference
2.) A New York Times reporter decides to convey information about American divorce rates by including a nap of the United States. Each state is shaded from light to dark depending on how high its divorce rate is. At this point, is the reporter mainly concerned with data production, displaying and summarizing data, probability, or performing statistical inference?
My answer: Displaying and summarizing date
3.) One-third of all nursing home patients with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia are given feeding tubes. Researches want to know how unlikely it would be to find more than half in a random samples of 100 such patients to have been given feeding tubes. Are the researches mainly concerned with data production, displaying and summarizing data, probability, or performing statistical inference?
My answer: Probability
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