Yes, he was the only other one in my math class and that greatly increased my respect for him. Of course, when I got to APBio, we weren't the only two...
It seems that AP Biology kids are more likely to support not-exactly-straight people than are a random sample of high school students (honors calc/stats)! This makes me happy!
But I'm in ALL APs. And I'm pretty sure no one else in my AP Bio class did it last year either...
Remember that single samples can have large sampling variation, so don't base your conclusions on just one trial each from the experimental and control groups.
And you're right, our conclusions were based only on two very small samples. But I still believe that I am right, anyhow! Think of that pin or bumper sticker that says: "I think, therefore I am liberal." Smart people like gay people better than do not-smart people, right?
Yes, your conclusion is right, but for the wrong reasons. Intelligent people do tend to be more liberal (your average college campus, for instance, usually leans left). But I'm in AP Stats, so I insist on a correct analysis, which you did not have. *mock elitist sniff*
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It seems that AP Biology kids are more likely to support not-exactly-straight people than are a random sample of high school students (honors calc/stats)! This makes me happy!
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Remember that single samples can have large sampling variation, so don't base your conclusions on just one trial each from the experimental and control groups.
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And you're right, our conclusions were based only on two very small samples. But I still believe that I am right, anyhow! Think of that pin or bumper sticker that says: "I think, therefore I am liberal." Smart people like gay people better than do not-smart people, right?
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