Answer:
Non-response bias
Step-by-step explanation:
Selection bias in a survey occurs when individuals are selected in a disproportionate way such that the samples obtained do not represent the true population to be studied or interviewed. An example of a selection bias that can occur from Random-digit dialing is the non-response bias.
Participants who are to be selected for surveys must be eligible or suitable for the purpose of the experiment. If the survey is trying to measure the effect of stress on parents, there is a possibility that through random-digit dialing, homes might be called at times when parents are on a work trip. This inability to get the response of eligible subjects for the survey is a form of selection bias.
Answer:
71 cents
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
-1/4
Step-by-step explanation:
Multiplying 64 by -1/4 results in -16;
mult. -16 by -1/4 results in 4,
and so on.
The common ratio is -1/4.
92% is 92 out of 100
therefore simply put 92 over 100 and simplify it.
Meaning divide top and bottom into 2. Then you get your answer, if needed simplify again.
