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It could also very possibly be that your distribution isn’t one population but two. Embed a small over performing population within a larger normally performin
by avs733 5y ago
It could also very possibly be that your distribution isn’t one population but two.
Embed a small over performing population within a larger normally performing /underperforming population.
You don’t j ow who’s cheating, you don’t know when they are cheating, and if they were cheating I can’t imagine they would do it in their public funds.
A simplistic analysis of self-reported data is not strong evfidence to me in this case.