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What is Simpson's Paradox?
A phenomenon that occurs when aggregated data can show one result, but when broken down into groups based on a third variable, it can show the opposite result.
What does aggregated data show?
It can show a specific result, which may differ when the same data is analyzed in separate groups.
What is a lurking variable in the context of Simpson's Paradox?
A third variable that can influence the results and lead to different conclusions when data is segmented.
What happens if a sample has more members in its population compared to another sample?
The first sample will have a smaller percentage that each member represents compared to the second sample