Select all the studies in which the results may have been skewed by bias. For each study, assume a normal distribution.
a study of employee satisfaction, with 25% of the data having a z-score greater than 1
a study on crosswalk wait times with 95% of the data falling within 1 standard deviation of the
population mean
a study on the average length of hiking trails in all state parks, with 50% of the data falling below
the population mean
a study with a significantly smaller than expected standard deviation about the sample mean
a study on cooking times at high altitudes, with 90% of the data falling above the population mean
a study of employees' annual number of vacation days, with a large standard deviation about the
mean

Answer:

a study with a significantly smaller than expected standard deviation about the sample mean

a study on cooking times at high altitudes, with 90% of the data falling above the population mean

a study on crosswalk wait times with 95% of the data falling within 1 standard deviation of the population mean

Explanation:

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The studies in which the results may have been skewed by bias are:

Bias is a disproportionate weight in favor of or against an idea or thing, usually in a way that is closed-minded, prejudicial, or unfair.

People may develop biases for or against an individual, a group, or a belief. In science and engineering, a bias is a systematic error

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John Steinbeck won both a Pulitzer Prize and a Nobel Prize for Literature.

True

False

Franny drew a diagram to compare images produced by concave and convex lenses.

2 overlapping circles, the left circle labeled Concave lenses and the right circle labeled Convex lenses. An X in the overlap.

Which belongs in the area marked X?

Real
Virtual
Larger than object
Upside down

Carter posts a funny picture to social media. Many of his friends laugh at it. His friend Amira tells him privately that she wishes she could enjoy the post as well, but her screen reader is not able to tell her what is in the picture. Carter adds words to the picture description so Amira can use her screen reader to understand what he has posted.

What has Carter demonstrated through his actions?

inclusion
nationality
customs
discrimination

Question

3. Which of the following shows why the setting of the novel is essential for
putting in motion the plot events of chapter 7?
Questie
Quests
a. Mother wants Mattie to marry well to secure her future because at
that time girls did not have many other options for success,
Quest
b. Mother and Mattie know the fever is spreading and go to the
Ogilvies' to stay away from the poor people with fever,
Quest
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c. Mattie wants to ask for money to invest in the coffeehouse because
that is something many girls of the time period did,
Quest
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d. The sanitation standards of the time were bad, and they want to get
away from the smell of rotting coffee,
Quest

What’s wrong with this sentence I like dogs, he likes cats

Who did Frenchie reunite with at the council?

Burning fossil fuels cause _______ that cause pollution

Does anyone know thwanswer to this is ?

This is the case that needs worked on mode

identify the type of error in each sentence (comma splice, ambiguous pronoun, spelling error or correct as written)

Imagine that you work on your trumpet solo for weeks, the performance night finally arrives.

But you get nervous in front of the audience, and it is not successful.

How do Franklin D. Roosevelt and Lyndon B. Johnson address the concept of caring for others?

On the Arsenal of Democracy

The Great Society

Responses: multiple answers

Roosevelt describes aiding foreign allies with shared goals, while Johnson describes providing for fellow Americans.

Roosevelt describes caring as a natural part of American society, while Johnson describes caring as something Americans must strive to do.

Roosevelt describes caring for people as an act of self-interest, while Johnson describes caring for others as an act of sacrifice.

Roosevelt describes physical actions one must take, while Johnson describes changing one’s attitude about others.

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A “how-to” manual for installing a refrigerator is most likely to follow which organizational structure

O cause/effect
O process
Ochronological
O problem/solution

Your teacher is moving to another school. You and your friend would like to buy a gift for
him/her. Write an email to your friend.
In your email you must:
• write what you would like to buy for your teacher
• explain why you have chosen this gift
• ask for your friend’s opinion.
You must write between 75 and 100 words only

What is a them of the poem The wind and the moon

Why does the grandmother laugh and talk? A) to entertain the almanac B) to hide her tears C) to entertain the child D) to make the time pass​

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Which statement BEST describes the difference in point of view between the narrator of the 1722 entry and the narrator of the 1980 entry?

A: The 1722 narrator observes the island as an outsider,while the 1980 narrator is a native of the island.

B: The 1722 narrator records his experience on paper, while the 1980 narrator passes on the story orally.

C: The 1722 narrator admires the stone statues, while the 1980 narrator despises the statues.

D: The 1722 narrator knows why the statues were toppled, while the 1980 narrator does not.​

Make a song with the words
reality
redundancy
revolutionary
royalty
send video in fb account: Elisha Fatima B. Sagun
Subject is Music

How does early 19th century American literature explore the connection between nature, society, and one’s identity?

How was the art of lacemaking in the New World viewed differently than it was viewed in Europe in the seventeenth century?


A Lacemaking was viewed as an everyday task in the New World; in Europe,
lace was seen as a luxurious fashion accessory.


B Lacemaking was seen as a luxury that pioneers could not afford in the
New World; in Europe, lace was found on common accessories.


C Lacemaking was seen as strictly women’s work in the New World; in Europe,
it was seen as a proper way to make a living for both men and women.


D Lacemaking was seen as an art form for only the upper class in the
New World; in Europe, all classes of people wore and produced lace.

vocabulary
insatpite-______
answer fast

what possitive traits do you possess if you are reading books?​

Prereading activities include

According to Montague in The Tragedy of
Romeo and Juliet, Act V, scene iii, what is the
cause of Lady Montague's death?
A grief over Romeo's banishment
B sorrow about the continuing feud
C complications of old age
D grief over the death of Juliet

Which sentence uses parentheses correctly?
1. The streetlight shone in Maria's window, the shade was torn, (all night long.)
2. The streetlight shone in (Maria's window) the shade was torn, all night long.
3. The streetlight shone in Maria's window (the shade was torn) all night long.
04. (The streetlight shone) in Maria's window the shade was torn all night long.

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Part A

Read this sentence from the Newsela article "Storytelling and Cultural Traditions."

Native Hawaiian stories include the tale of the first Hawaiian, who was born from a potato-like vegetable called a taro.

What can be inferred from the sentence?


A. The tale is an entertaining story about Hawaii's history.

B. People believe the story is true.

C. Hawaiians are especially fond of vegetables.

D. Taro is the name of the first Hawaiian.

Question 2

Part B
Which evidence from the article best supports the inference in Part A?


A. "They also teach the next generation about behavior, values, and traditions."

B "Before there was writing, there was storytelling."

C. "Together they mean 'succession of language,' because the stories were passed down orally."

D. "It exists to this day to entertain, inform and pass down cultural traditions and values."

Which statement best describes the effect of pacing on the narrative?
The door slammed shut. Keira looked left, then right. She started to
run. Her feet pounded the sidewalk. Her pulse pounded in her ears.
Sweat dripped into her eyes. Her breath grew ragged, and her lungs
burned.
A. The short sentences make it feel as if things are happening very
quickly
B. The different sentence lengths make the story sound more
amusing
C. The different sentence lengths make it feel like Keira is angry.
D. The short sentences make it seem as if Keira is confused.

How do the similes in the sergeant's lines add to the
courageous mood in this part of the text?
By comparing Macbeth and Banquo to eagles and
lions, the similes show how boldly they fought the
enemy.
By comparing Macbeth and Banquo to sparrows and
hares, the similes show how they overcame great
odds.
O By comparing Macbeth and Banquo's attacks to
overcharged cannons, the similes imply they fought
until they were tired.
By comparing Macbeth and Banquo's onslaughts to
strokes, the similes imply they were as swift as
rowers in a boat.