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"Analyze each sample population and determine whether it is biased or unbiased."

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Mohammed Shebili

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SAMPLINGOnline version "Analyze each sample population and determine whether it is biased or unbiased." by Mohammed Shebili 1 Yes No 2 A research group randomly calls people from different political perspectives from one political party to get opinions on an upcoming election. Do you think this is a good way to get fair results? Yes No 3 A study on EFL Saudi students' examination anxiety has conducted interviews with 5 students and then claims “all students feel this way”. Yes No 4 A study on mental health in college students only interviews students from one psychology class. Yes No 5 To avoid biased sampling, you have to increase response rate here by using multiple methods. Yes No 6 A study on public transportation use only interviews people in big cities like NY & LA and ignores rural communities/towns like Spokane. Yes No 7 Raffi surveyed 60 of his friends about their favorite sports. Could this sampling method lead to biased results? Yes No 8 Yes No 9 Yes No 10 Yes No 11 A political candidate runs a poll on their own Instagram page, asking followers who they support. Do you think this is unbiased? Yes No 12 Yes No 13 Yes No 14 Shannon placed the names of all 600 students in the school into a hat and drew out 60 names. Is this a fair and representative way to select a sample? Yes No 15 Unbiased sample Yes No 16 A study on teachers' opinions about online learning in Saudi schools only includes teachers who are comfortable with technology and already use online platforms. Yes No 17 Yes No 18 Claire set up a booth outside the tuck shop and collected surveys from 60 students who chose to participate. Does this method ensure that all students have an equal chance to be selected? Yes No 19 Yes No 20 Yes No 21 Yes No 22 A study on food habits in Saudi Arabia interviews 20 people from different regions. But some areas have much more diversity than others. Yes No 23 Adam surveyed all 100 children in Grade 1 to determine students’ favorite school subject. Does this survey fairly represent all students in the school? Yes No 24 Yes No 25 Yes No 26 Yes No

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SAMPLINGOnline version

by Mohammed Shebili

A research group randomly calls people from different political perspectives from one political party to get opinions on an upcoming election. Do you think this is a good way to get fair results?

A study on EFL Saudi students' examination anxiety has conducted interviews with 5 students and then claims “all students feel this way”.

A study on mental health in college students only interviews students from one psychology class.

To avoid biased sampling, you have to increase response rate here by using multiple methods.

A study on public transportation use only interviews people in big cities like NY & LA and ignores rural communities/towns like Spokane.

Raffi surveyed 60 of his friends about their favorite sports. Could this sampling method lead to biased results?

A political candidate runs a poll on their own Instagram page, asking followers who they support. Do you think this is unbiased?

Shannon placed the names of all 600 students in the school into a hat and drew out 60 names. Is this a fair and representative way to select a sample?

Unbiased sample

A study on teachers' opinions about online learning in Saudi schools only includes teachers who are comfortable with technology and already use online platforms.

Claire set up a booth outside the tuck shop and collected surveys from 60 students who chose to participate. Does this method ensure that all students have an equal chance to be selected?

A study on food habits in Saudi Arabia interviews 20 people from different regions. But some areas have much more diversity than others.

Adam surveyed all 100 children in Grade 1 to determine students’ favorite school subject. Does this survey fairly represent all students in the school?