Grizzly Bear
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Yes indeed it is, I added it since you failed to define it: Option 4) represents that CIT knowingly uses a selection bias in its witness testimony and will ignore physical evidence that corroborates the overwhelming agreement of another 80+ witness accounts. As it's already taken, you will have to add your next "choice" to #6.Option 4) is also taken.![]()
Selection bias (source):
When the treatment and control groups involved in the program are initially statistically unequal in terms of one or more of the factors of interest. This is a threat to internal validity.
A threat to the representativeness of a sample which occurs when the procedures used to select a sample result in the over- or underrepresentation of a significant segment of the population.
a bias in assignment or a confounding variable that arises from study design rather than by chance. These can occur when the study and control groups are chosen so that they differ from each other by one or more factors that may affect the outcome of the study.
The other symptom is that those, such as yourself, and CIT will ignore the selection bias, and pretend regardless of obviousness that they can hand wave it without everyone else noticing. As I keep telling you, sampling requires representation of the entire witness body, not a select group as you vehemently seem determined to keep.
There is also an option 5, which has been demonstrated in the contents of this very thread by yourself, and CIT members no less, wherein the arguments of those you interview are manipulated and distorted, then taken to mean something entirely different.
The interesting thing about your "choice" quiz is that there are multiple answers that can go together. For example Option 3 defined earlier by yourself represents that witnesses were mistaken, accompanies Option 4 and option 5.
Your transparent attempts to limit the choices into a false dilemma are rejected.
I suspect if CIT and its advocates really cared they would not have spent the last few years transparently dodging questions about their investigative methods. It's fairly obvious they would rather have no part in answering why they would focus on the statistical outliers and deliberately misconstrue anything to suggest that witness aren't perfect beings, or make erroneous unsupported remarks that the physical evidence is planted when it's inconvenient for them.Anybody who cares can understand the argument.
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