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Which of the following is(are) a problem(s) with this survey question?
  Don't you agree with our heroic president that we must crush the blood-thirsty extremists now murdering the peace-loving innocent women and children of Outer Bunga?
 
  A) leading question
  B) prestige basis
  C) emotionally loaded
  D) assumes knowledge beyond that which most respondents possess
  E) all of the above


Harry Angstrom studied the admissions practices and sports records of 300 colleges to see whether colleges with more lax admissions standards won more games. What are the units of analysis in this study?
 
  A) sports teams
  B) college students
  C) colleges
  D) admissions standards
  E) number of winning games


A tendency to assume that a person or source with a strong reputation or in a high-status position is automatically correct, instead of carefully evaluating the quality of information offered is called
 
  A) selective observation.
  B) skepticism.
  C) the halo effect.
  D) premature closure.
  E) the scientific method.
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6 years ago
Good timing, thanks!
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Brilliant ツ
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Thanks for your help!!
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