What is the goal of learning statistics? choose the correct answer below.

a. to use voluntary response samples to imply results about the population

b. to accept the source of the data blindly

c. to use statistics for deception

d. to learn to distinguish between statistical conclusions that are likely to be valid and those that are seriously flawed?

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Kaylin Weaver

16 September, 22:34

What is the goal of learning statistics? choose the correct answer below.

a. to use voluntary response samples to imply results about the population

b. to accept the source of the data blindly

c. to use statistics for deception

d. to learn to distinguish between statistical conclusions that are likely to be valid and those that are seriously flawed?

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Roberto Mcconnell · Answer 1

the answer is D. To learn to distinguish between statistical conclusions that are likely to be valid and those that are seriously flawed.

These conclusions would represent the effect that would most likely happen after a specific occurrence. Later on, these statistical conclusions would be used by the researchers to make a generalized statement about that specific occurrence or phenomenon.