In a "Gee whiz" graph,
A)the differences are so obvious that an inferential analysis is not needed
B)the hoped-for differences fail to materialize
C)apparent differences are exaggerated by failing to label the Y-axis appropriately
D)there are too many lines, making it impossible to interpret

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A "Gee whiz" graph exaggerates apparent differences by manipulating the Y-axis, often by not labeling it appropriately, to make the data appear more significant than it is.

In a "Gee Whiz" Graph