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What is A way of thinking that favors one outcome or interpretation?
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What was an outcome of the Enlightenment?
An interest in new area of study
Is thinking a human sense?
Thinking is not considered a sense in the traditional sense of the word. While thinking is a mental process that involves perception and interpretation of information, it is not one of the five senses (sight, hearing, taste, touch, smell) through which we directly perceive the world around us.
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Who invited the steamboat?
The one in charge of party favors.
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How is an outcome different than a favorable outcome?
When the outcome consists of an event that is not the one you are looking for.
What do you call a district that favors one political party?
Bland.
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How can a country have a favourable balance of trade?
The country Favors one type of trade. If the country favors Food for example, their balance would be more focused on Food
How would one intreprete a p value of 0.000?
Probability = 0 can be interpreted as an outcome that can not occur after infinite independent trials. A relative frequency (also termed an empirical or experimental probability) of zero, even after a large number of trials, can not have the same interpretation. If, after say a million trials, a particular outcome has not occurred, the correct interpretation based solely on the data, is that the outcome is highly unlikely to occur, but not impossible. The conclusion of "impossible to occur" and "highly unlikely to occur" are mutually exclusive conclusions. If an event is highly unlikely to occur, then there exists a probability > 0 of occurring, and after infinite trials, this event must occur.
When one favors national interests over state interests one is said to be practicing?
nationalism
