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<blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 3835075" data-attributes="member: 2011"><p>Nearly identical? Hardly.</p><p></p><p>That's what happens when you group the data into large ranges and do not look at the raw data. For example, grouping it into a single group will always yield 100%.</p><p></p><p>But, if you look at it more carefully, you'll notice some differences (518 respondents).</p><p></p><p>[code]</p><p> This poll Earlier poll</p><p>2000 3 0.58% 0.58% 1 0.12% 0.12%</p><p>1999 0 0% 0.58% 1 0.12% 0.24%</p><p>1998 0 0% 0.58% 0 0% 0.24%</p><p>1997 0 0% 0.58% 0 0% 0.24%</p><p>1996 0 0% 0.58% 1 0.12% 0.36%</p><p>1995 2 0.39% 0.97% 0 0% 0.36%</p><p>1994 0 0% 0.97% 0 0% 0.36%</p><p>1993 0 0% 0.97% 0 0% 0.36%</p><p>1992 1 0.19% 1.16% 2 0.23% 0.59%</p><p>1991 0 0% 1.16% 0 0% 0.59%</p><p>1990 1 0.19% 1.35% 1 0.12% 0.71%</p><p>1989 1 0.19% 1.54% 6 0.70% 1.41%</p><p>1988 4 0.77% 2.31% 9 1.04% 2.45%</p><p>1987 4 0.77% 3.08% 10 1.16% 3.61%</p><p>1986 7 1.35% 4.43% 13 1.51% 5.12%</p><p>1985 13 2.51% [b]6.94%[/b] 20 2.32% [b]7.44%[/b]</p><p></p><p>1984 17 3.28% 10.22% 18 2.09% 9.53%</p><p>1983 17 3.28% 13.50% 19 2.20% 11.73%</p><p>1982 20 3.86% 17.36% 20 2.32% 14.05%</p><p>1981 19 3.67% 21.03% 25 2.90% 16.95%</p><p>1980 23 4.44% 25.47% 19 2.20% 19.15%</p><p>1979 18 3.47% 28.94% 21 2.44% 21.59%</p><p>1978 13 2.51% 31.45% 24 2.78% 24.37%</p><p>1977 27 5.21% [b]36.66%[/b] 24 2.78% [b]27.15%[/b]</p><p></p><p>1976 25 4.83% 41.49% 52 6.03% 33.18%</p><p>1975 24 4.63% 46.12% 40 4.64% 37.82%</p><p>1974 34 6.56% 52.68% 98 11.37% 49.19%</p><p>1973 30 5.79% 58.47% 63 7.31% 56.50%</p><p>1972 30 5.79% 64.26% 57 6.61% 63.11%</p><p>1971 25 4.83% 69.09% 56 6.50% 69.61%</p><p>1970 27 5.21% 74.30% 47 5.45% 75.06%</p><p>1969 25 4.83% 79.13% 48 5.57% 80.63%</p><p>1968 19 3.67% 82.80% 34 3.94% 84.57%</p><p>1967 23 4.44% [b]87.24%[/b] 32 3.71% [b]88.28%[/b]</p><p></p><p>1966 18 3.47% 90.71% 16 1.86% 90.14%</p><p>1965 11 2.12% 92.83% 17 1.97% 92.11%</p><p>1964 4 0.77% 93.60% 14 1.62% 93.73%</p><p>1963 3 0.58% 94.18% 9 1.04% 94.77%</p><p>1962 7 1.35% 95.53% 12 1.39% 96.16%</p><p>1961 6 1.16% 96.69% 2 0.23% 96.39%</p><p>1960 3 0.58% 97.27% 11 1.28% 97.67%</p><p>1959 3 0.58% 97.85% 5 0.58% 98.25%</p><p>1958 1 0.19% 98.04% 2 0.23% 98.48%</p><p>1957 3 0.58% 98.62% 3 0.35% 98.83%</p><p>1956 2 0.39% 99.01% 3 0.35% 99.18%</p><p>1955 1 0.19% 99.20% 1 0.12% 99.30%</p><p>1954 1 0.19% 99.39% 0 0% 99.30%</p><p>1953 0 0% 99.39% 1 0.12% 99.42%</p><p>1952 0 0% 99.39% 2 0.23% 99.65%</p><p>1951 1 0.19% 99.58% 0 0% 99.65%</p><p>1950 0 0% 99.58% 0 0% 99.65%</p><p>1949 0 0% 99.58% 0 0% 99.65%</p><p>1948 1 0.19% 99.77% 1 0.12% 99.77%</p><p>1947 0 0% 99.77% 0 0% 99.77%</p><p>1946 0 0% 99.77% 0 0% 99.77%</p><p>1945 0 0% 99.77% 1 0.12% 99.89%</p><p>1944 0 0% 99.77% 0 0% 99.89%</p><p>1943 0 0% 99.77% 0 0% 99.89%</p><p>1942 0 0% 99.77% 0 0% 99.89%</p><p>1941 1 0.19% 99.96% 1 0.12% 100.01%</p><p>or earlier</p><p>[/code]</p><p></p><p>For example, the peak range in the original poll was 1967 to 1976. 10 years and 61% of the people.</p><p></p><p>In the new poll, that same 10 years is only 51% of the people.</p><p></p><p>9% of the people in the new poll are YOUNGER than 1976 versus the original poll whereas only 1% are older.</p><p></p><p></p><p>And most of those younger people are in the 1977 to 1984 range (30% versus 20%).</p><p></p><p></p><p>So yes, there are some significant differences if one only looks at the raw data.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KarinsDad, post: 3835075, member: 2011"] Nearly identical? Hardly. That's what happens when you group the data into large ranges and do not look at the raw data. For example, grouping it into a single group will always yield 100%. But, if you look at it more carefully, you'll notice some differences (518 respondents). [code] This poll Earlier poll 2000 3 0.58% 0.58% 1 0.12% 0.12% 1999 0 0% 0.58% 1 0.12% 0.24% 1998 0 0% 0.58% 0 0% 0.24% 1997 0 0% 0.58% 0 0% 0.24% 1996 0 0% 0.58% 1 0.12% 0.36% 1995 2 0.39% 0.97% 0 0% 0.36% 1994 0 0% 0.97% 0 0% 0.36% 1993 0 0% 0.97% 0 0% 0.36% 1992 1 0.19% 1.16% 2 0.23% 0.59% 1991 0 0% 1.16% 0 0% 0.59% 1990 1 0.19% 1.35% 1 0.12% 0.71% 1989 1 0.19% 1.54% 6 0.70% 1.41% 1988 4 0.77% 2.31% 9 1.04% 2.45% 1987 4 0.77% 3.08% 10 1.16% 3.61% 1986 7 1.35% 4.43% 13 1.51% 5.12% 1985 13 2.51% [b]6.94%[/b] 20 2.32% [b]7.44%[/b] 1984 17 3.28% 10.22% 18 2.09% 9.53% 1983 17 3.28% 13.50% 19 2.20% 11.73% 1982 20 3.86% 17.36% 20 2.32% 14.05% 1981 19 3.67% 21.03% 25 2.90% 16.95% 1980 23 4.44% 25.47% 19 2.20% 19.15% 1979 18 3.47% 28.94% 21 2.44% 21.59% 1978 13 2.51% 31.45% 24 2.78% 24.37% 1977 27 5.21% [b]36.66%[/b] 24 2.78% [b]27.15%[/b] 1976 25 4.83% 41.49% 52 6.03% 33.18% 1975 24 4.63% 46.12% 40 4.64% 37.82% 1974 34 6.56% 52.68% 98 11.37% 49.19% 1973 30 5.79% 58.47% 63 7.31% 56.50% 1972 30 5.79% 64.26% 57 6.61% 63.11% 1971 25 4.83% 69.09% 56 6.50% 69.61% 1970 27 5.21% 74.30% 47 5.45% 75.06% 1969 25 4.83% 79.13% 48 5.57% 80.63% 1968 19 3.67% 82.80% 34 3.94% 84.57% 1967 23 4.44% [b]87.24%[/b] 32 3.71% [b]88.28%[/b] 1966 18 3.47% 90.71% 16 1.86% 90.14% 1965 11 2.12% 92.83% 17 1.97% 92.11% 1964 4 0.77% 93.60% 14 1.62% 93.73% 1963 3 0.58% 94.18% 9 1.04% 94.77% 1962 7 1.35% 95.53% 12 1.39% 96.16% 1961 6 1.16% 96.69% 2 0.23% 96.39% 1960 3 0.58% 97.27% 11 1.28% 97.67% 1959 3 0.58% 97.85% 5 0.58% 98.25% 1958 1 0.19% 98.04% 2 0.23% 98.48% 1957 3 0.58% 98.62% 3 0.35% 98.83% 1956 2 0.39% 99.01% 3 0.35% 99.18% 1955 1 0.19% 99.20% 1 0.12% 99.30% 1954 1 0.19% 99.39% 0 0% 99.30% 1953 0 0% 99.39% 1 0.12% 99.42% 1952 0 0% 99.39% 2 0.23% 99.65% 1951 1 0.19% 99.58% 0 0% 99.65% 1950 0 0% 99.58% 0 0% 99.65% 1949 0 0% 99.58% 0 0% 99.65% 1948 1 0.19% 99.77% 1 0.12% 99.77% 1947 0 0% 99.77% 0 0% 99.77% 1946 0 0% 99.77% 0 0% 99.77% 1945 0 0% 99.77% 1 0.12% 99.89% 1944 0 0% 99.77% 0 0% 99.89% 1943 0 0% 99.77% 0 0% 99.89% 1942 0 0% 99.77% 0 0% 99.89% 1941 1 0.19% 99.96% 1 0.12% 100.01% or earlier [/code] For example, the peak range in the original poll was 1967 to 1976. 10 years and 61% of the people. In the new poll, that same 10 years is only 51% of the people. 9% of the people in the new poll are YOUNGER than 1976 versus the original poll whereas only 1% are older. And most of those younger people are in the 1977 to 1984 range (30% versus 20%). So yes, there are some significant differences if one only looks at the raw data. [/QUOTE]
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