An example of "regression toward the mean" would be if the offspring of two short parents had an average height equal to the average height of the parents-not of the population as a whole.

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Regression toward the mean suggests that the offspring of two short parents would likely be taller than their parents, moving closer to the average height of the population, not remaining at the height of the parents.

An Example of "Regression Toward the Mean" Would Be If