In all, 54 children were assigned to the Montessori school and 115 to other schools at age three. When the children were five, p
arents of 38 of the Montessori children and 34 of the others could be located and agreed to and subsequently participated in testing. This information reveals a possible source of bias in the comparison of outcomes. Explain why. (Round your answers to the nearest whole number.) About % of Montessori parents participated in the study, compared to about % of the other parents. (c) One of the many response variables was score on a test of ability to apply basic mathematics to solve problems. Here are summaries for the children who took this test: