The city building committee wants to know what people in the city think of a senior center design. Which sample of the population is least likely to show bias in a survey on this issue?

A.
parents of children studying in the library.

B.
every tenth person leaving a city senior center.

C.
random people listed in the city phone book.

D.
students leaving a soccer game.

Question

The city building committee wants to know what people in the city think of a senior center design. Which sample of the population is least likely to show bias in a survey on this issue?	
 
 A.
parents of children studying in the library.
 
 B.
every tenth person leaving a city senior center.
 
 C.
random people listed in the city phone book.
 
 D.
students leaving a soccer game.

kaylardz0405 · Answer

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kaylardz0405 · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

C would be the most logical answer. If you're phoning random people, they're giving their opinion on something, and there's no reason for them to be biased, whereas if you ask the seniors, they'll obviously say yes (because they're the target demographic), the parents will think it's a good idea because they're parents of young children, and so on.

kaylardz0405 · Answer

ok i understand so its all random

kaylardz0405 · Answer

thx

anonymous · Answer

Basically