Suppose a researcher constructed a graph that reportedly showed that his math tu

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Suppose a researcher constructed a graph that reportedly showed that his math tutoring program is responsible for students improving their performance in a college math course. The students who participated in the math tutoring volunteered to do so because they were motivated to improve their math scores. Which technique for misleading with graphs and data does this example correspond to?

Question 5 options:

False Face Validity

The Biased Samples Lie

The Sneaky Sample

The Extrapolation Lie

Inaccurate Values Lie

The Outright Lie

False Face Validity

The Biased Samples Lie

The Sneaky Sample

The Extrapolation Lie

Inaccurate Values Lie

The Outright Lie

Explanation / Answer

The Sneaky Sample

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