If a data set violates an assumption of the statistical test that is to be used, the test should be ________ to this violation if we want to be confident that our conclusions are valid
A) robust
B) withstanding
C) strong
D) powerful
Fill in the blank with the correct answer.
Answer: A
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What will be an ideal response?
Historically, which of the following is true of most governors?
a. They have been white males with judicial education. b. They have been white with local government experience c. They have been white males with previous government experience. d. They have been white males with limited previous government experience.
What does complete and perfect information mean?
a. Each player knows how the other players played in the past. b. Each player knows the entire history of the player and the payoffs of each players at every terminal node. c. Each player knows the preferences of the other players. d. Each player perfectly knows the complete set of her own preferences.
The election of Senator Ralph Yarborough is an example of how legislatures may
a. act with bipartisanship to achieve a fair result for voters. b. reach agreements quickly with elections are at stake. c. change rules to achieve a political advantage for their party. d. be blind to the needs of the people. e. act illegally, ignoring the laws they have passed.