Are there sources of bias in this situation?

Q: A city official would like to know if there is public support for increasing funding for arts…

A: When we use non probability sampling to draw the sample from the part of population that is each to…

Q: Describe what participation bias is and how it affects the results of a study. Give an example. O…

A: During the process of data collection for a research, there can be multiple ways a researcher can…

Q: When does Random sampling can be very difficult?

A: Simple random sample: In a simple random sample, each unit in the population has the equal chance of…

Q: Define bias?

A: In this case, we need to define bias.

Q: What is the probabilty of tossing a coin and getting heads, then drawing a diamond from a standard…

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Q: in a matched design, participants are matched on different characteristics. true or false?

A: Matched pairs: Each condition uses different participants, but they are matched in terms of…

Q: 5. The sampling units and elementary units are always the same. MUKHANG TAMA SEEMS WRONG

A: We have the following statement.  The sampling unit and elementary unit are always the same.

Q: What are the individuals in the study (who is being studied)? Put a red box around each of the…

A: 1. From the question we can see that the study was done at a local Starbucks where customer orders…

Q: Explain the concept of Difference between Two Means (Independent Groups)?

A: Independent Two Samples test: Suppose there are two populations independent of one another. A…

Q: One of the findings after the 2016 U.S. Presidential election was that polls tended to have an…

A: Define the events as follows: C : A randomly selected registered voter who has college degree C' : A…

Q: What is Random Assignment?

A: Random assignment is when a research group (i.e. an experimental group or a control group) is…

Q: Define the following in your own words. - Statistics - Sampling technique - Mean NOTE: OWN WORDS…

A: 1. Statistics 2. Sampling technique 3. Mean

Q: From past figures , it is predicted that 47% of the registered voters will vote in the march primary…

A: Descriptive and inferential statistics: Descriptive statistics concerned with describing the target…

Q: in your own words, What is sampling distribution? Give example

A: Population is the complete set of people or objects with certain common characteristics under the…

Q: What are some issues that could arise if a sample size is to small? Or even too big?

A: A sample size that is too small reduces the power of the study and increases the margin of error,…

Q: How many different letter arrangements can be made from the letters in the word of STATISTICS?

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Q: What are the requirements of testing a claim about a population proportion using a formal method of…

A: Note: Hey there! Thank you for the question. We have discussed the assumptions and conditions…

Q: In your opinion, how important is hypothesis testing in research

A: Hypothesis :  Some statement about the population  , which is have to verify by using sample…

Q: What is the sample proportion such that 95% of all others is symmetric around 36%?

A: 1. A sample of 200 students is taken in which 36% of all college students use an Apple i phone only.…

Q: Which bias is possible when people volunteer to participate in your survey?     Self-selection…

A: In a self-selection bias people voluntary entered in the survey and affect the result of the study…

Q: USA TODAY† reported that "American women favor Kate Middleton as a shopping buddy over Michelle…

A: Experimental study: In experiment study, we assign people or groups of people and apply some…

Q: Which of the 3 central Tendency will help a teacher determine the tardiest student in class?

A: 3 central Tendency are mean, median and mode.

Q: A newspaper conducts an online poll. They are aware that since it is an online poll and the…

A: Their thinking is incorrect. The margin of error does not account for the bias.

Q: Sam has conducted a survey to get more information about healthy diets. He hands his survey out to…

A: Given:   Out of 100, only 45 people choose to participate

Q: Undercoverage. Oftentimes, an accurate and complete list of the population is unavailable. In such…

A: a. A sample survey of households will be fruitful only if all members of the sampled households are…

Q: Why is SSA called the ambiguous case?

A: SSS is a triangle in which side and an angle opposite one of them are given. such a case  is called…

Q: What decisions can be made on the basis of The Harris Poll survey that measures the reputations of…

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Q: Suppose that a difference between two groups mean is examined. In the language of statistics, the…

A: Correct answer is  (A)

Q: Describe 2 general types of bias in epidemiology and give a specific example of each type

A: General type of bias in epidemiology are grouped into two categories: INFORMATION BIAS and SELECTION…

Q: What is a subset of a population called?

A: Answer: Subset of a population is called a sample.

Q: If a set of exam scores forms a positively skewed distributition, it suggest that the majortiy of…

A: A positively skewed (or right-skewed) distribution in statistics is a type of distribution in which…

Q: Are there outliers? And I don't know what the most appropriate box is about

A: Outliers :  Some observations within a set of data may fall outside the general scope of the other…

Q: In order for our inferences from the sample to the population be valid, we must obtain samples that…

A: Here we have to check whether given statement is true or false. We know that the sample should be…

Q: According to the table, what was participant #1693.00 cognitive score before and after coffe

A: We are given: Number of observations, n = 8  Part 1: Let the missing Score for age_category be X, we…

Q: As discussed in class, which of the three categories of bias (selection, response, non-response) is…

A: A bias is the conscious or unconscious favoring of one group or outcome over other probable groups…

Q: In the early 1970s, a young man challenged an Oklahoma state law that prohibited the sale of 3.2%…

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Q: A large group of workers is divided into three departments: those who work in special operations,…

A: The health inspector would like to know if these data provide convincing evidence that the…

Q: How can publication bias or "file drawer" bias lead to problems?

A: Publication bias is also called the file drawer problem.

Q: what is Nonresponse bias?

A: Non response bias is also known as participation bias.

Q: A statement made about a population for testing purpose is called?

A: For testing procedures, first we make a statement about the population.

Q: bias occurs when eneral population.

A: Sampling bias occurs when a sample statistic does not accurately reflect the true value of the…

Q: would this be a one tail or two tail test?

A: Here we have to tell whether the given test is one tailed or two tailed test

Q: When a questionnaire is too long and an individual only answers half of the questions, this…

A: Respondent's subconscious reaction

Q: The inferential procedures discussed in this book are intended for use with only one particular…

A: Simple random sampling: If a sample of n subjects is selected then every unit in the population has…

Q: If we think of political positions along a spectrum from left to right, the median voter is

A: The political spectrum is used to do many statistical calculations.

Q: According to the National Center for Education Statistics, 43% of the college students work full…

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Q: You are interested in the percentage of people in your city who  favor tax cuts. You interview every…

A: Selection bias is defined as a bias when the subjects, groups or data is selected for the analysis…

Q: When each member of the population has an equal probability of being chosen, the sampling method is…

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Q: Suppose every student in a class is surveyed and it is reported that​ 75% of the class plans to take…

A: Solution : Descriptive Statistics : Descriptive statistics is a branch of statistics which is used…