Seenario 3: In an attempt to understand the nation's opinion on universal healthcare, investigators sponsored an...
Scenario 3: In an attempt to understand the nation's opinion on universal healthcare, investigators sponsored an advertisement during an American mid-moming news radio that asked viewers the following question: "Should everyone have healthcare? Weigh in tonight from 4 to 6pm. If yes, call 1-900-720-6181. fno, call 1-900-720-6182. Charge is 50 cents for the first minute." Consider the population that the investigators are trying to sample, do they obtain a representative sample from this sampling scheme? Specifically, what type of sampling...
Part I. (10 Points) Consider the following scenarios: Scenario 1: Suppose a traffic survey asks: "Do you think fines for speeding should be doubled? What do you think the responses would be if there was only the options yes or no? How might these change if the question "Have you ever been fined for speeding?" preceded this question in the survey? In general, what could be some issues with this question and how it is worded? Scenario 2: Suppose a...