你指的是偷襲珍珠港嗎？

I haven’t received any response from Pew Research yet.  They may not acknowledge any mistake they made but they should at least provide an explanation.  I will keep you informed.

Thank you for letting me know the feedback site.  I just sent my feedback which is attached below.

Below please find my comments regarding your September 2, 2015 article “How Asia-Pacific Publics See Each Other and Their National Leaders.”
I respect your professional expertise in sample collection. However, the conclusion (i.e., Japan is viewed most favorable in other Asia-Pacific public) derived from the data you collected may opposite to the views of Asia-Pacific general public.
Your data shows that Japan is viewed favorable by 46% India people and 12% Chinese people. The population of these two countries accounts for about 80% of the population among the 9 listed countries (other than Japan). Without any further complicate calculation, one would not believe that Japan should be viewed as favorable by more than half of the total population of the Asia-Pacific public.  In other words, the median of 71% is meaningless and is somewhat misleading.
In fact, if the population of each country is used as a weight, the weighted average of Japan’s favorable view by other Asia-Pacific public will be only 36%, which is actually 10% less than that of China using the same method.

謝謝您的肯定。

對一個以調查報告為主要產出的研究機構來說，這樣的結論方式真的很誇張。

或許存心誤導讀者。