Use the guidelines to evaluate the study. Discuss flaws that you see in the study. A researcher randomly selects 300 adults from the city of Kentwood by using a random number generator and a list of residents of the town. She calls the people in the sample and asks the following question: "Do you agree that more of the city's budget should be spent on social services for the poor? " She announces that 54% of the people in Kentwood feel that more of the city's budget should be spent on social services for the poor.
What will be an ideal response?
Limited choice is given in the question. There is not enough information to answer the question - what other choices are there? If more is spent on social services, will cuts be made elsewhere? It is impossible to decide on one piece of the budget without seeing the whole picture and knowing all the alternatives.
You might also like to view...
Use De Morgan's law to write the negation for the statement.Strawberries are sweet or cookies aren't healthy.
A. Strawberries aren't sweet or cookies aren't healthy. B. Strawberries aren't sweet or cookies are healthy. C. Strawberries aren't sweet and cookies are healthy. D. Strawberries are sweet and cookies are healthy.
Write the expression as the sum or difference of single logarithms. log8
A. 
log8x + 
log8y - 
log8z
B. 
log8x ? 
log8y ÷ 2log8z
C. 
log8x + 
log8y - 2log8z
D. 7log8x + 9log8y - 2log8z
Solve the problem.If f varies jointly as q2 and h, and 
when 
and 
, find h when 
and 
.
A. 4 B. 5 C. 2 D. 3
Multiply the real numbers. Write any improper fraction as a whole or mixed number where appropriate.9 × 15
A. 14 B. 90 C. 135 D. 45