Brian G. answered 01/07/24
Psychology, Statistics, and Information Systems Tutor
Trade books should never be taken seriously. They are not peer reviewed, so claims in them can and do go unchecked.
Tifanny W.
asked 03/01/21Trade-books should never be taken seriously.
Checking to see how substantial the references section is in the back of the book.
All answers are correct.
Check to see if the author is actually a psychologist.
2.A report that indicates the average income of all citizens in Washington, D.C. is most likely an example of:
An association claim.
A frequency claim.
An inferential statistic.
A causal claim.
Brian G. answered 01/07/24
Psychology, Statistics, and Information Systems Tutor
Trade books should never be taken seriously. They are not peer reviewed, so claims in them can and do go unchecked.
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