The weaker claim is what holds in my example: in 4 out of 4 cases, the bottom quartile was very wrong in their assessment. I was speculating as to possible causal explanations; I think it is how they do the assessment.
Looking at those graphs, I can think of one rule that explains all four groups: say you are a above average when asked does the trick.
The weaker claim is what holds in my example: in 4 out of 4 cases, the bottom quartile was very wrong in their assessment. I was speculating as to possible causal explanations; I think it is how they do the assessment.
Looking at those graphs, I can think of one rule that explains all four groups: say you are a above average when asked does the trick.