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Thinking Question: Day 2

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Decision-making II judging the likelihood of events

Decision-making II judging the likelihood of events. Heuristics and Biases. Tversky & Kahneman propose that people often do not follow rules of probability Instead, decision making may be based on heuristics Lower cognitive load but may lead to systematic errors and biases

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Decision-making II judging the likelihood of events

Decision-making II judging the likelihood of events. Heuristics and Biases. Tversky & Kahneman propose that people often do not follow rules of probability Instead, decision making may be based on heuristics Lower cognitive load but may lead to systematic errors and biases

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The Moneyball Effect: Teaching AP Statistics through Sports

The Moneyball Effect: Teaching AP Statistics through Sports . Paul Buckley Gonzaga College High School Washington, DC pbuckley@gonzaga.org. Why?. Growth of Statistics. Why use Sports?. So how can Sports help us learn AP Statistics?. Statistical Inference Through Sports.

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Heuristics & Biases

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AP Statistics Section 7.2 B Law of Large Numbers

AP Statistics Section 7.2 B Law of Large Numbers. We would like to estimate the mean height , ,of the population of all American women between the ages of 18 and 24 years. To estimate , we choose an SRS of young women and use the sample mean, , as our best estimate of.

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