admissions: Gender bias among graduate school admissions to UC Berkeley.
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Gender bias among graduate school admissions to UC Berkeley.
Description
The admission data for six majors for the fall of 1973; often used as an example of Simpson's paradox
Usage
admissions
Format
An object of class "data.frame".
Details
major. The major or university department.
gender. Men or women.
admitted. Percent of students admitted.
applicants. Total number of applicants.
Source
PJ Bickel, EA Hammel, and JW O'Connell. Science (1975)
Examples
admissions
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Gender bias among graduate school admissions to UC Berkeley.
Description
The admission data for six majors for the fall of 1973; often used as an example of Simpson's paradox
Usage
admissions
Format
An object of class "data.frame".
Details
major. The major or university department.
gender. Men or women.
admitted. Percent of students admitted.
applicants. Total number of applicants.
Source
PJ Bickel, EA Hammel, and JW O'Connell. Science (1975)
Examples
admissions
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