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Biased Sampling is a fallacy committed when some members of a group are less likely to be included in a selection than others biasing an outcome. This fallacy takes two general forms and I’ll discuss both below.
1) True statistical bias due to poor sampling like using a phone poll t ... Continue reading »
1) True statistical bias due to poor sampling like using a phone poll t ... Continue reading »
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