Create a discussion post with the text below include any references or citation make sure its engaging and relatable

In this unit, new terminology is introduced that you will use throughout your life. After completing the assigned readings, do an internet search to find an article from a newspaper, magazine, or website that involves a statistical study.

Post 1: Initial Response

After reading the article you found, explain the following:

• Why did you choose this article?
• What did you find interesting about this article?
• What variables are expressed in this study?
• For each variable, is it quantitative or qualitative? What is its level of measurement?

Be sure to include a link or APA reference for the article you chose to discuss.

Post 2: Reply to a Classmate

Review several of your classmates' posts. In response to one of your classmates' main posts, complete the following:

• Share whether you agree or disagree with the conclusions in the article and why.
• Do you see any possible bias in the article? Explain.

Post 3: Reply to Another Classmate:

Again, review several of your classmates' posts. In a response to another classmate you have not already posted a response to, reflect on the following points:

• What population do you think this study is targeted for?
• Do you think the sample used in the study is a random sample? Why or why not?

Discussion Directions

In this unit's discussion, you will interact with your classmates on the course content. Remember, your goal for discussions is to ensure that:

• Responses are on topic, original, and contribute to the quality of the discussion.
• Responses make frequent, informed references to unit material.
• Responses are clearly written, with a minimum of 100 words.
• You submit two or more Discussion Board replies to classmates as described in the discussion topic that are thoughtful and advance the discussion.

Keep in mind that when you post, you should include references to the textbook and any material found online. The class is all about sharing knowledge, so use discussions to create a community resource for yourself and your classmates.