how bias in the survey might have affected the results.

A survey of residents in a wealthy part of town asks whether the government should provide more low-income housing for the town’s residents.

A.
The question in the survey is biased against government help for low-income residents.

B.
The question in the survey is biased against wealthy residents.

C.
Surveying only residents in a wealthy part of town means the sampling was not random and must be biased.

D.
Surveyonly residents in a wealthy part town gives a sample that is not representative of the entire town

Question

how bias in the survey might have affected the results. 

A survey of residents in a wealthy part of town asks whether the government should provide more low-income housing for the town’s residents.
 
 A.
The question in the survey is biased against government help for low-income residents.
 
 B.
The question in the survey is biased against wealthy residents.
 
 C.
Surveying only residents in a wealthy part of town means the sampling was not random and must be biased.
 
 D.
Surveyonly residents in a wealthy part  town gives a sample that is not representative of the entire town

radar · Answer

Survey may be biased as they are  surveying the people who will be paying for it rather than the people who will benefit from it.