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Statistical Literacy QuizVersión en línea Skepticism in data and graphs. por Rahat Abidova 1 What is a sample size in a study? a The size of a product sample b The error margin c The importance of a statistic d The number of people/items in a study 2 Starting a graph's Y-axis at 90 is an example of what? a Correlation confusion b Cherry-picking data c Small sample size d Manipulated graph 3 "Ice cream and sunglasses sales rise together" this is an example of: a Bias b Sample error c Causation d Correlation 4 Survey of 10 people showing 80% agree: is this reliable? a No, percentage is wrong b No, sample size too small c Yes, 80% is high d Yes, if they're experts 5 "4 out of 5 dentists recommend..." missing important info? a Nothing - it's complete b The type of toothpaste c The total number of dentists asked d Where the dentists work 6 What does "margin of error ±3%" mean? a The true value could be 3% higher or lower b The study is 3% unreliable c 3% weren't surveyed d 3% of people made errors 7 TRUE or FALSE: Correlation always means causation. a TRUE b Sometimes true c Only in experiments d FALSE 8 Which sample size would give more reliable results? a 50 people b Both are equal c Depends on the topic only d 5,000 people 9 Which practice describes selecting favorable data to show a point? a Stratified sampling b Double-blind testing c Cherry-picking data d Random sampling 10 Larger sample size generally leads to what effect on reliability? a Decreased reliability b Increased reliability c No effect d Requires more bias

Statistical Literacy QuizVersión en línea

Skepticism in data and graphs.

por Rahat Abidova

What is a sample size in a study?

The size of a product sample

The error margin

The importance of a statistic

The number of people/items in a study

Starting a graph's Y-axis at 90 is an example of what?

Correlation confusion

Cherry-picking data

Small sample size

Manipulated graph

"Ice cream and sunglasses sales rise together" this is an example of:

Bias

Sample error

Causation

Correlation

Survey of 10 people showing 80% agree: is this reliable?

No, percentage is wrong

No, sample size too small

Yes, 80% is high

Yes, if they're experts

"4 out of 5 dentists recommend..." missing important info?

Nothing - it's complete

The type of toothpaste

The total number of dentists asked

Where the dentists work

What does "margin of error ±3%" mean?

The true value could be 3% higher or lower

The study is 3% unreliable

3% weren't surveyed

3% of people made errors

TRUE or FALSE: Correlation always means causation.

TRUE

Sometimes true

Only in experiments

FALSE

Which sample size would give more reliable results?

50 people

Both are equal

Depends on the topic only

5,000 people

Which practice describes selecting favorable data to show a point?

Stratified sampling

Double-blind testing

Cherry-picking data

Random sampling

Larger sample size generally leads to what effect on reliability?

Decreased reliability

Increased reliability

No effect

Requires more bias

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por Rahat Abidova

What is a sample size in a study?

Starting a graph's Y-axis at 90 is an example of what?

"Ice cream and sunglasses sales rise together" this is an example of:

Survey of 10 people showing 80% agree: is this reliable?

"4 out of 5 dentists recommend..." missing important info?

What does "margin of error ±3%" mean?

TRUE or FALSE: Correlation always means causation.

Which sample size would give more reliable results?

Which practice describes selecting favorable data to show a point?

Larger sample size generally leads to what effect on reliability?

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