Last year, the average math SAT score for students at one school was 475. The headmaster then introduced a new teaching method hoping to improve scores. This year, the mean math SAT score for a sample of students was 491. The headmaster concluded that the new teaching method produces higher SAT scores. What is the problem with reporting results this way?

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anonymous · Answer

Answers:
voluntary response
	missing data
	correlation and causality
	loaded question

anonymous · Answer

@Spyro517

anonymous · Answer

If you want me to stop tagging just let me know btw.

spyro517 · Answer

its ok. this keeps me busy

anonymous · Answer

Cool, thank you bunches. I have no idea on this one btw.

spyro517 · Answer

btw for C is something mispelled?

anonymous · Answer

No, it's copy and pasted.

spyro517 · Answer

causilty just seems weird to me then cause it looks wrong

spyro517 · Answer

causality*

anonymous · Answer

Yeah, doesn't seem to fit.

spyro517 · Answer

I think its either A or B. I cant really decide on which one since it seems like something is missing and he is the only one giving a response to this method.

anonymous · Answer

I'll skip it for now. This test is 20 questions long so i'll post my other questions.

spyro517 · Answer

ok