Question

6) Which of the following arguments based on anecdotes is most likely to be incorrect? 6) much less A) The average annual earnings of high school dropouts in the United B) Based on a local survey of a small town, it was argued that greater opportunities to work Q A health survey of preschoolers in Mexico showed that the average height of preschoolers D) Increased government spending lowers the unemployment rate in an economy but can than that of graduates in 2015. from home are the prime cause of obesity among the elderly workforce in the country is between 3.5 feet and 4 feet. lead to inflation. ne ov Spen rause hich of the following daims is most likely to suffer from reverse causality 2 D 7) More hours of study are likely to lead to better results.、/ B) Crime rate is seen to be lower in countries having a higher level of poverty. Higher income increases consumption. V D) Relatively wealthy people tend to be relatively healthy.

Answer 1

6) Option A)

B-can be true

C-Can be true

D- With the increase in government spending the disposable income increases which would increase inflation

7) Option D

Reverse causality is a situation where independent and dependent variables have reverse relationship.

Option A, B, C have dependent variable depending on independent variable whereas with option D, the independent variable health is dependent on dependent variable wealth