思考什么是重要的：关于几乎无处不在的社会问题的主张

Q3 Mathematics Numeracy Pub Date : 2021-07-01 DOI:10.5038/1936-4660.14.2.1394

J. Best

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媒体对最近一项调查的报道表明，性骚扰在英国几乎无处不在。批判性地思考几乎无处不在的社会问题的说法需要：（1）询问统计数据是如何产生的；（2）考虑计量问题；（3）认识到社会问题最严重的形式往往比不太严重的形式更不常见

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Considering What Counts: Claims about Nearly-Ubiquitous Social Problems

Press coverage of a recent survey suggests that sexual harassment is nearly ubiquitous in the UK. Thinking critically about claims of nearly-ubiquitous social problems requires: (1) asking how the statistic was produced; (2) considering questions of measurement; and (3) recognizing that the the most severe forms that social problems take tend to be much less common than less serious forms

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