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1 Which of these people would you give a loan to?
Who is trustworthy? Which of these people would you give a loan to?

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16 People were shown pictures of people and asked to rate their credit worthiness.

17 The subjects were divided into a group of 28 (deemed more credit worthy) and 22 (deemed less credit worthy)

18 The actual credit scores of the people were found.

19 MORE CREDIT WORTHY Average Score = 685 S.D. = 32

20 LESS CREDIT WORTHY Average Score = 621 S.D. = 53

21 Did the people who were judged more credit-worthy based on their pictures actually have significantly higher credit scores?

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