Version 2 Answer Key
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   11.9% (19 out of 160)  | 
 
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   11 out of 63 black convicts
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   6 out of 103 black convicts
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   Simpson’s Paradox  | 
 
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   red hair, blond hair, black
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   A common problem with
  surveys is bias in the wording of the question. By letting readers judge for
  themselves the degree to which wording may have biased the results, the news
  organization is being open and transparent. Moreover, people need to know the
  wording of the question so that it is clear when the results of several polls
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   Push polling, which is
  usually deceptive in nature, is designed for the purpose of transmitting
  facts or opinions (i.e., as a public relations or propaganda exercise) instead
  of gathering data. A clue is that push polls are often hundreds of times
  larger than they would need to be if they were legitimate polls.  | 
 
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   not plausibly explained by
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   In a controlled experiment,
  where the hypothesis was advanced beforehand, the results are statistically
  significant and support the claim.  |