Page 3 Data on the safety of GMOs is from “Public and scientists’ views on science and society,” Pew Research Center report by Cary Funk and Lee Rainie, January 29, 2015, available online at www.pewinternet.org/
Page 3 The MLive.com poll is described in the article “Take our online poll: should Michigan legalize marijuana,” available online at www.mlive.com/
Page 5 Example 1 is suggested by Maxine Pfannkuch and Chris J. Wild, “Statistical thinking and statistical practice: themes gleaned from professional statisticians,” unpublished manuscript, 1998.
Page 7 Example 3: M. S. Linet et al., “Residential exposure to magnetic fields and acute lymphoblastic leukemia in children,” New England Journal of Medicine, 337 (1997), pp. 1–
Page 11 Exercise 1.1: From “In debate over legalizing marijuana, disagreement over drug’s dangers,” available online at www.people-press.org/
Page 12 The estimates of the census overcount and undercount are available online at www.census.gov/
Page 15 Exercise 1.3: This problem is based on information in the article, “Few say police forces nationally do well in treating races equally,” available online at www.people-press.org/
Page 16 Exercise 1.5: Geoffrey R. O. Durso et al., “Over-
Page 18 Exercise 1.12: Jeffrey M. Jones, “American’s support for death penalty stable,” Gallup News Service, October 23, 2014, available online at www.gallup.com/
Page 18 Exercise 1.14(c): The website for the American Community Survey is www.census.gov/
Page 19 Exercise 1.16: Valerie Strauss, “Schools waking up to teens’ unique sleep needs,” Washington Post, January 10, 2006, p. A08.
Page 19 Exercise 1.19: This problem is based on information in L. C. Tapsell et al., “Including walnuts in a low-
Page 20 Exercise 1.20: Rob Stein, “A drink a day raises women’s risk of cancer, study indicates,” Washington Post, February 25, 2009, p. A01.
Page 20 Exercise 1.21: Karen Kaplan, “Bully-