Question

3 - using statistics, analogies, and definitions to support your ideas
learning objective: explain how to use statistics, analogies, and definitions to support your message
when presenting statistics, you should avoid _.
a) using graphs that highlight key points
b) using a small sample size
c) providing definitions for statistical terms
d) using data from another persons work

Explanation:

When presenting statistics, a small sample size can lead to inaccurate or unrepresentative results. Graphs highlighting key points (a) are useful for clarity. Providing definitions (c) helps understanding. Using data from others (d) is acceptable with proper citation. A small sample (b) is unreliable and should be avoided.

Answer:

B. using a small sample size