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Selection and Self-Selection Bias
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LR.083 Selection and Self-Selection Bias
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Which answer most directly challenges the conclusion on selection-bias grounds?
A
The order in which responses were recorded might be worth noting, but recording order does not explain a systematically skewed sample.
B
Defendants who confirm receipt may have more stable addresses or be more attentive to court communications than those with unconfirmed receipt.
C
The study might be underpowered, but random error is different from a systematically biased entry process.
D
A randomized experiment might test causation more directly, but the requested critique concerns biased inclusion in the evidence pool.
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