Multiple Choice
The inherent fallacy in the argument that capital punishment is not a deterrent (since pockets were being picked even at the public hanging of a pickpocket) is that
A) pickpockets were never hanged
B) you can't compare groups of unequal sizes
C) there was no comparison or control group
D) you can't make comparisons with only nominal data
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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Q14: When we say that the actual average
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Q20: The first attempt to employ statistical techniques
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