Abstract
The interpretation of statistics in sociology, in particular in data analysis, faces the problem of realistic interpretations or not of the ideal-types that the researcher can identify. With an investigation of school willingness of children from immigrant families, we show how one can hesitate in choosing a realistic interpretation or a constructivist interpretation of the results. We broaden the discussion by a fictitious dialogue between supporters of each camp.
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