Help! Shortly before a 1992 mayoral election, a local radio station conducted a Internet survey of voters. Based on the results of the survey, the radio station predicted that the Democratic candidate would beat the Republican candidate by a landslide. In fact, exactly the opposite happened. The trouble with the survey was that the radio station was largely liberal, and few Republicans visited its Web site. This is a classic example of an error in which phase of inferential statistics? A. Probability-based inference B. Data gathering C. Data organization D. Data analysis
data analysis dont you think? cant be probability as they had accurate data,but they didnt check the quality
Not right D:
then?
@BSwan
well the problem was in datacollection the population that been taken is not randomly so it will make huge error so what do u think the answer would be ?
well they took survey of people asking who would win but didnt check hw many are having web access
I think maybe data organization.
no no , the answer is B
Gathering? :/
in 1992 there was no website they say so yeah,looks like he is right ^^
Thank you guys(:
u dint got my point , ill tell u what exactly happen
Oh yes please do
let the Democratic =D Republican=R then the population would be :-|dw:1401358414712:dw| PS : dnt count the D's and the R's :P
LOL
the radio station was largely liberal, and few Republicans visited its Web site. so we would have the sample like this :- |dw:1401358679689:dw|
so basicly the sample was unfair cuz most of ppl who visit the site were D ! why R dint have the chance to enter the survay
got it nw ?
Yes. Thanks so much(:
np :)
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