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Old Posted Nov 18, 2008, 1:22 PM
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Originally Posted by realcity View Post
The number crunchers fail to see other environment factors.
You're right that it's important to control for other contributing factors, but at least some of the studies I referenced did this. For example, the Gulf War study notes: "the relationships we explore have been isolated after running controls for other explanatory variables".

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ryan_mcgreal's study seems to measure level of adopted misinformation rather than "smartness" or "dumbness"
As I wrote in my comment: "It might be a stretch to state that TV makes you dumber as such, but it is clearly correlated with higher levels of confusion and misinformation."
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