The Statement That "One Can Prove Anything with Statistics" Is

question 102

Multiple Choice

The statement that "one can prove anything with statistics" is only true when

• A) correlational research has been used
• B) post-facto research has been used
• C) the data have been cross-referenced
• D) the reader is totally naive regarding statistical procedures

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Definitions:

Processor

The central part of a computer or other digital systems that performs the instructions of a computer program by carrying out the basic arithmetic, control, and input/output operations.

Timing, Counting, Comparing

Fundamental operations in control and computing processes involving measuring time intervals, quantifying occurrences, and evaluating differences.

Logic Processing

The systematic handling of logical operations, often involving binary computations, within computing devices.

Nonvolatile Memory

A memory designed to retain its data while its power supply is turned off.