Wait. WHAT IS THE POPULATION? This graph is meaningless without that information!! What are n for all of those groups? Are we being lied to with "statistics"?
Meh. With an n around thirty, you would still be looking at something with a rather large confidence interval, seeing as you'd be looking at the normal standard error only divided by about 5. (sigma over the square root of n, whoo!)
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Unless a lot of people are lying.
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What are n for all of those groups? Are we being lied to with "statistics"?
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Peer review journals would tell you to revise and resubmit.
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This is one of those graphs you see on the evening news.
As for population size, I'll run with "sufficiently large". (n >= 30)
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