No One Counted On Simpson's Paradox
Please fill in the blanks below with words that are as short as possible. Refer to these examples if you need help. Show examples: .
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Give the name of a group that people could leave or join, comprised of two mutually exclusive types of people or individuals.
In the examples this role is played by: club, team, and business.
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Give a general label for any individual in your group (plural noun).
In the examples this role is played by: members, players, and workers.
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Give a label (plural noun) for one type of individual in your group, ideally a type likely to score the higher average measure of your variable.
In the examples this role is played by: adults, veterans, and graduates.
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Give a label (plural noun) for a second type of individual in your group, ideally a type likely to score the lower average measure of your variable.
In the examples this role is played by: children, rookies, and dropouts.
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Name a dependent variable (plural noun) - some quality of the individuals in your group that you can measure and that might change over time.
In the examples this role is played by: heights, ages, and incomes.
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Give a relative adjective (ends in "er") that describes your variable having a higher value.
In the examples this role is played by: taller, older, and higher.
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Give a relative adjective (ends in "er") that describes your variable having a lower value. Should be the opposite of question 3.
In the examples this role is played by: shorter, younger, and lower.