The Logical Error That Equates the Naming of a Phenomenon

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Short Answer

The logical error that equates the naming of a phenomenon with the explanation of that same phenomenon is called the _____. ​

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Definitions:

Multinomial Experiment

An experiment that involves trials where each trial results in one outcome from a set of more than two possible outcomes.

Fixed Number of Trials

A specified, constant number of attempts or operations conducted in an experiment or process, typically used in statistical trials.

Chi-Squared Distribution

A statistical distribution that represents the distribution of the sum of the squares of k independent standard normal random variables.

Skewed to the Right

A description of a distribution of data where the right tail (higher values) is longer than the left tail, indicating a concentration of lower values.