World Languages, asked by kedarbar282, 1 month ago

5. It is never safe to take published statistics at their face value without knowing their meaning and limitations.”

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Answered by abigail348

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In the words of prof. A.L. Bowley, “It is never safe to take published statistics at their face value without knowing their meanings and limitations, and it is always necessary to criticize arguments that can be based on them.”

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