During the Plan stage of the PPDAC Framework, the YMCA$-$SWO made several decisions about their sampling frame and sampling strategies. The overarching goal during the Plan stage is to ensure good quality data that represents their population of interest and answers the Research Question. Considering the decisions that the YMCA$-$SWO made about their sampling frame and sampling strategies, discuss ONE concern about their plan that you think may limit how well their data will reflect the population of interest.

Your discussion should:

use relevant and specific vocabulary term$($s$)$ that we cover in $2244$ lectures to describe your concern. Don't go overboard on using vocabulary; focus just on the term$($s$)$ that are specifically relevant to your concern;

clearly references content from the Research Scenario that led to your concern $($i$.$e$.$ show$/$describe what information in the Scenario is linked to or causes the potential problem$)$

be specific about what the negative consequence is on the conclusions that could be drawn for the Research Question $($i$.$e$.$ what specific way would the data misrepresent the population?$)$

As you write answer, consider the following guidelines:

you are meant to be demonstrating what you are learning in THIS course. So$,$ apply lecture content from $2244.$

if$/$when you reference content from the Research Scenario, paraphrase it $($i$.$e$.$ restate in your own words$)$; don't just copy$/$paste directly.

an answer that is $4-6$ typical sentences $($for this ENTIRE question$)$ should be quite sufficient, i$.$e$.$ one sentence to state the concern, one to two sentences to reference the relevant content, and one to two sentences to explain the specific way the conclusions would be impacted. Effectively, think of your answer as a short and sweet paragraph.

it's okay to use your own knowledge$/$lived experience to justify what the specific impact$/$ negative consequence would be$.$ Here's an example of how my lived experience impacts my assumptions$/$knowledge about hotels $($which is entirely unrelated to this Activity question, of course, but I hope illustrates the idea behind lived experience and knowledge$)$: I worked in hotels as a housekeeper prior to teaching; my observation was that hotel rooms with king$-$sized beds tended to be used most frequently by single males on business. Consequently, if I saw a hotel had mostly king$-$sized rooms in its floor plan, I would assume their target market is single males on business trips. If$/$when you use your lived experiences or knowledge to support your answer, you don't have to tell me your life story per se; you can just make a statement about your assumption$/$what you think is true $($e$.$g$.$ based on my experience, king$-$sized bed hotel rooms typically are used by single males on business$),$ which then would lead to$/$explain your answer.