You see a news report claiming that children raised in families with high socioeconomic status are less likely to be arrested as teenagers, as compared to children raised in families with middle and lower income levels. The news story cites teenage arrest rates of 21%, 25%, and 29% among high, middle, and low socioeconomic statuses, respectively, and explains these differences as meaning that children raised in poor families are more delinquent than those from better-off families. Do you trust this conclusion? Why or why not? If you do not, what more do you need to know about these data before you can make a decision about the findings and their meaning for the relationship between family income and teenage arrest rates?