Cartoons

• A Foxtrot cartoon (by Bill Amend) about a percentage.
• A Dilbert cartoon (by Scott Adams) that illustrates confusion about a percentage increase.

Describing data graphically

• A Shoe cartoon (by Jeff MacNelly) that illustrates an alternate interpretation of a pie chart.

• A Dilbert cartoon (by Scott Adams) about coincidence.
• Another Dilbert cartoon (by Scott Adams) about coincidence.
• A Mother Goose and Grimm cartoon (by Mike Peters) about tossing a coin.

Correlation and causation

• A Family Circus cartoon (by Bil Keane) illustrating a wrong conclusion about causation.

Principles of experimental design

• A Wit of the World cartoon (by Vey) about the use of a placebo.

Samples, surveys, and polls

• A Calvin and Hobbes cartoon (by Bill Watterson) about getting intentionally messy data from surveys.
• A Hagar the Horrible cartoon (by Chris Brown) about a biased survey.
• A Peanuts cartoon (by Charles M. Schulz) about a door-to-door survey.
• A Shoe cartoon (by Jeff MacNelly) about survey responses.
• A Garfield cartoon (by Jim Davis) about survey responses.