2. Identify the most relevant source of bias in this situation: A survey asks the following: Should the mall prohibit loud and annoying rock music in clothing stores catering to teenagers?

3. Explain the differences between categorical and qualitative data. Provide examples.

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Give your opinion on this. Greek letters are used for statistics as opposed to parameters.

Put these steps for the process of statistics in the correct order.

In a study of the effects of the drug THC on driving performance, driving performance would be the Independent variable. a. true b. false

Do you think the results of the study might be applicable to the whole population? Why or why not?

What do you call the measure of how much of the variability in one variable can be explained by variation in the other?

What is the dependent and independent variable in the sentence below?   What is the relationship between genderand A level of exam results?

How would you "describe the population in this study? (Including the population size)