As part of a school district survey, a representative group of parents was selected to be interviewed concerning their attitudes
toward various school policies. Which of the following factors would be least important to know when interpreting the results of the survey? A- The percentage of the representative group who were not at home when the interviewers came B- The percentage of the representative group who refused to be interviewed C- The percentage of the people responding who had children in school D- The percentage of the people responding who were interviewed on Wednesday instead of Tuesday
The factor that would be least important to know while interpreting the result of the survey would be the percentage of the people responding who were interviewed on Wednesday instead of Tuesday.
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For a study that is concerned with issues or operations that have been going on for a long time, the day or time at which the study was conducted does not make a great difference, especially when the margin of the period between the days the study was conducted is very small.
When an interview about an issue that is of periodic significance is to be conducted, the period or the time of the interview does matter a lot.
Answer: In the late 1800's and early 1900's, urban areas of the United States attracted thousands of immigrants because of the ready availability of industrial jobs.
