Problems May Arise When Statistically Unsophisticated Users Who Do Not

question 11

True/False

Problems may arise when statistically unsophisticated users who do not understand the assumptions behind the statistical procedures or their limitations are misled by results obtained from computer software.

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Definitions:

Empiricist Theory

A philosophical approach emphasizing that knowledge comes primarily from sensory experience and observation.

Linguistic Chauvinism

The belief that one's language is superior to others, which can lead to the undervaluing and suppression of other languages and their speakers.

Anagrams

Words or phrases formed by rearranging the letters of another, such as 'listen' and 'silent'.

Prototypes

Original forms or models on which something is patterned or based, often used in cognitive psychology to describe how people categorize objects and concepts.